Wicked Girl Samantha Saint gets her first starring vehicle here, and it’s an intergalactic one. The wide-eyed blonde is perfectly cast in this light comedy as Luna, an alien who crashes to earth somewhere along Highway 395. She ditches her skin-tight black jumpsuit in favor of a pair of microscopically short Daisy Dukes, a crop top and a pair of boots, and she’s ready to head to Los Angeles, learning about human sexuality along the way.

Luna's first lesson come from watching Nikki Delano and Alec Knight through a motel window while they enjoy a nooner. She gets more hands-on experience with Richie Calhoun, hitchhiking through the desert and spending the night taking care of his tentpole while they camp by the side of the road. In the morning she heads for L.A., where she catches the eye of Barrett Blade, who says he’ll make her a star. Turns out he means porn star, but that’s fine with Luna, who finds this human art form quite stimulating.

Though this isn’t director Brad Armstrong’s big epic for 2013, it’s certainly a pleasant entertainment with a generous six sex scenes. Saint is featured in half of them: boy/girl scenes with Calhoun and Marcus London, and a three-way with Aleksa Nicole and Danny Mountain. And she’s also a curious spectator not only to the Delano/Knight romp, but to arguably the best scene, featuring the always enjoyable Chanel Preston, who agrees to let Saint watch while she has sex with boyfriend Kris Slater.