Welcome back to the days when women aspiring to be beautiful pin-up girls went all out—from make-up to clothing and settings—and the result epitomizes the word glamorous.

Bonnie Rotten directs this tribute to days gone by and features herself and four of her sexy friends in a quartet of scenes. While the scenes and overall length are short by today’s DVD standards, she does a fine job putting everything together.

Cover girl August Ames, who has a face and body perfectly suited to glam pin-ups, starts out posing by a car suitable for the period. Once past the distracting wind noise, she turns in an acceptable scene with Ramon Nomar.

One confusing scene features Rotten and Vyxen Steele in a girl/girl that really goes contrary to the overall pin-up experience. Looking more like lost bikers than glam queens—and honestly, the heavy dosage of tats on both really distracts from any glam clothing—they easily fall into one another’s groove and get carried away to the extent that, thanks to Rotten’s digital manipulations, Steele’s bladder erupts in a huge stream aimed at Rotten’s face.

From classy to trashy. Go figure.