Early crossover attempt from Summer Brown – the husband-wife team of Sandra Winters (producer) and Edwin Durrell (director), billed here as "Paolo Uccello."

Researcher Annette Haven knows the missing part of a secret chemical formula that could change the world. The CIA and various bad guys want it, too.

Most of the many speaking parts are cast with non-sex actors, with the top villain played by James Hong, a very well-known character actor in his only X-rated film appearance.

The movie is well made, with good acting all around, but not terribly exciting, as a thriller or a skinflick. The sex is all pretty light and rather mildly performed. Haven, with her beauty and natural sensuality, is definitely the standout.

Retailing: For Annette Haven fans – they're still around.