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Subject: REVIEW: "7 Good Women"
Date: 6 Apr 1993 16:42:13 GMT
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REVIEW: "7 Good Women"
Hollywood Video
DIRECTOR: Jim Enright
STARRING: Melanie Moore, Rebecca Bardoux, Nicole London, Sierra, Crystal
Wilder, Brittany O'Connel, Lacy Rose
THE PREMISE: The all-girl jury is here to decide on the guilt of a man who
refused to pay the costs of the date, and then later had sex with her. The
jurors "role-play" possible interpretations of the way things happened, leading
to some slightly different scenes of sapphic sex, with one playing the part of
the guy, complete with boxer shorts and a strap-on dildo. I think its intended
as a take-off of "12 Angry Men", the only other jury movie I know of.
SCENE 1: The women are in considerable disagreement as to the guilt or inn-
ocence of the guy, so Rebecca (who thinks he's guilty) gets Lacy to act out
the scene. Bam! We're in a living room instead of the jury room, and Rebecca's
playing the guy, with coat, tie, the works. A bit of the worst seduction
attempt I've ever seen (but if it works...), and then they are at it. Lacy's
great, shivering and jerking and basically giving it her all, and Rebecca's
okay too, even if she's playing a guy. They hold to it too, the boxers stay
on and the dildo is treated like a real dick. No cumshot, though. :-)
SCENE 2: Now Nicole and Sierra do it, with Sierra playing the guy. Well,
that's a little hard to swallow, but okay. After a slow start, the scene heats
up nicely, with Nicole giving us lots of dirty talk and really going after it.
Bit of a gripe, here and there in the scene I caught the director giving in-
structions to the girls. Tsk, watch that editing, guys. Despite this minor
annoyance, its a good job.
SCENE 3: The jury, deadlocked, heads to the hotel for the evening. Melanie and
Brittany are sharing a room. Brittany can't act worth a damn here, but after a
bit they manage to get into bed together. How'd we know that was coming? :-)
Brittany, oh she of the red hair and big, pink-nippled breasts does not give us
one of her better sexual performances (see Sodomania I for better), but Melanie
(sporting a bit of a tan, instead of her usual very fair skin) delivers her
standard excellent job. Not a bad scene, mind you, just not up to the rest of
the movie.
Permit me a moment to mention how much I love Melanie Moore. I've been a fan
of hers even before I had figured out who the hell she was. Since she's ditched
the hair extensions, she's really gotten to be an excellent performer. She
can actually act, seems intelligent, looks elegant, has a great, trim, slender
body, and also seems to like a bit of kink in her sex (dirty talk, likes anal,
seems into women as well as men, etc.). A scene with her in it is not likely
to disappoint. I wonder if she's single? And would she go out with a
decent-looking but slightly shy programmer type? :-)
Okay, enough ruminating, back to the review.
SCENE FOUR: We're back in the jury room. To be honest, I was kinda in a hurry
and hit fast-forward, so I'm not sure why, but the next role-play sequence is
a three-way. Crystal Wilder is the guy, with Nicole and Lacy playing two
girls coming on to him. They proceed to have sex right there in the bar. Why
can't I ever find these places? Lacy and Nicole are great, and Crystal ain't
bad either, but I can tell she's not used to playing a guy. She's not quite
as into it as she usually is. But it's good stuff. But no cum-shot! What's
with these people, anyway? :-)
SCENE 5: Rebecca has been thinking the guy is guilty, but she's ready to give
in. As a final bit of persuasion, Sierra and Melanie proceed to give her some
pleasuring. A fairly standard three-girl scene, made excellent by the delect-
able Ms. Moore.
Call it 4 stars out of 5. Very hot lesbian action, with a bit of a twist. No
anal or facials. It ain't "Where the Girls Sweat", but it'll be a hot rental.
May even be worth buying, if you can't rent and are really into girl-girl.
As always, corrections and/or comments welcome.
semper fi,
Jammer Jim Miller
Texas A&M University '89 and '91
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