This rom-com from the early days of Wicked Pictures is nothing special, but there are some effective jokes in the dialogue, and the femme cast is appealing.
Samantha Strong stars as a housewife who is angry at her husband Sean Michaels and while chatting with her girlfriends realizes a solution would be for them to do some husband-swapping. Thus, the movie's title is intentionally misleading, it's the gals swapping their husbands, not vice versa.
Britt Morgan is billed last in the credits, yet she is the instigator in the cast and even finishes the movie with a double penetration via her husband Tom Byron and a random guy played by T. T. Boy.
Silliest porn shtick comes midway through the show, when the phone rings but instead of going to the trouble of providing the sound, a voice off-camera (perhaps director Jace Rocker?) yells: "RIng ring, ring ring" and Strong picks up her phone, with the other actors pretending it's real. Why low-budget filmmakers think this will pass muster is beyond me.
Samantha Strong stars as a housewife who is angry at her husband Sean Michaels and while chatting with her girlfriends realizes a solution would be for them to do some husband-swapping. Thus, the movie's title is intentionally misleading, it's the gals swapping their husbands, not vice versa.
Britt Morgan is billed last in the credits, yet she is the instigator in the cast and even finishes the movie with a double penetration via her husband Tom Byron and a random guy played by T. T. Boy.
Silliest porn shtick comes midway through the show, when the phone rings but instead of going to the trouble of providing the sound, a voice off-camera (perhaps director Jace Rocker?) yells: "RIng ring, ring ring" and Strong picks up her phone, with the other actors pretending it's real. Why low-budget filmmakers think this will pass muster is beyond me.