Pulling priceless footage from the cutting room floor for the first X-Rated Bloopers and Outtakes was a good idea on Bobby Hollander's part. It was new, different and certainly worth a look, if for curiosity only.

So, the natural trend would be to pull some more scenes of actors flubbing lines, directors snapping at actors, off-camera shenanigans and shots where performers thought the camera had stopped rolling. Now, the idea hasn't changed any, but the second volume of Bobby Hollander's X-Rated Bloopers and Outtakes is anything but entertaining or funny. Most of the footage is long, repetitious and painfully dull. The scenes all run into each other with no continuity, rhyme or reason. I found myself looking, waiting in anticipation, for the blooper, but it never comes. All of a sudden you're in the next scene, and this reviewer felt confused and cheated.

Probably the funniest thing in the tape is Bobby Hollander giving the introduction. He sits in a chair reading (badly, 1 might add) from 3 X 5 cards in his lap. The comedy enters every time he mentions Traci (BLEEP) Lords (BLEEP). This entire tape is one big blooper, bleep and blunder.