Angel Kelly is The Boss.  No, she’s not a private detective, a secret agent, or even a Madam.  Seems she’s some kind of a freelance therapist, roving here and there, fixing up relationship, often while on her back.  Angel handles the weighty responsibilities of a starring role with a fair amount of aplomb.  There’s a lot of talk in the script and her acting isn’t too bad.  She looks very healthy too, as if she’s been working out in the gym as well as the bedroom.  As with so many video scripts the tape doesn’t end so much as stop, but while it rolls along, the agonizing, soap-opera crises that Angel mends are kind of fun. She helps Mike Horner bring out the beast in himself, she patches up Jerry Butler’s marriage on a restaurant table while his wife is exploring her fantasy life with a stud in the men’s room – sort of like a good Samaritan, you know?

And some of the lesser-known women to be seen her are just fabulous.  Their scenes are some of the best on the tape, but they can’t steal the show from Angel, as she goes around making integrated love to everybody (even a frigid dyke).

The Boss is a decent video production – lighting, editing, camera work and audio quality are all reasonably sharp.  By the way, the tape is billed as a “video feature for women and couples.” I guess this refers to the sensitive way the story deals with male hang-ups and female fantasies.  Whatever the reasons, it’s true.  Definitely a video worth seeing.