Wayne Summers and Raven are Hollywood film writers those union is on strike. Our heroes need to eat so they take jobs with porn director Tom Byron in order to inject some class into his lifeless stories. About half of the eight sex scenes are the incarnations of the thoughts of the writers who alternately think that romance or lust would be good for the scene at hand. This film has a lot of things that AVN and its writers have been talking about for years. The sex is blended into the story; not every scene is an explicitly sexual one, e.g., Samantha Strong teases Wayne Summers into joining Byron's crew by rubbing and by that come hither look but she never touches him. There is no formula to the sex scenes either. It's not the same old she goes down on him, switch positions, then doggie style. There is such variety and imagination here that you will wonder why you ever looked at the flood of cheap videos now engulfing us.

Wayne Summers has come far in one year and is proving to be a fine actor. Raven looks the best I have seen her in the ten or so shows since her comeback. Her fantasy scene with Jake Steed and Marc Wallice in a prison cell is one of the many highlights. The look of film here is OK, but it is a movie. Stores, once again, should support this quality outing.