Julia Ann is one sexy lady.She stars in this adult/crime movie which in fact has an ok story that keeps your attention.This movie isnt the best Vivid movie I have seen,but it has Julia Ann and Jill Kelly and that is good enough reason too watch it.The sex scenes are kind of outdated with nothing too remember,but Julia Ann looks amazing so that is reason enough.
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Smoothly handled caper film
lor_12 August 2017
Toni English brings great professionalism to her Vivid feature "Heist", which I saw via a Wave DVD with visual quality indicating probable 35mm shooting.
Unlike bloated movies in the caper genre typified by the "Ocean's Eleven" series, this is a simple tale of a group of 4 criminals eager for one decent score on which to retire. It opens with them executing a jewel robbery from a home's safe, with Julia Ann critical to the operation. Not only does she seduce both husband and wife of the household (Michael Knight, a fixture of NYC productions and the lovely, pre-boob enhancement Jill Kelly), but she unlocks the safe, all ready for her male confederates to rob.
But they were hoodwinked by the couple, who showed off her jewels in Vegas to whet the crooked crew's leader Tony Tedeschi's appetite, but put fake paste imitations in the safe, all the better to collect on the insurance money.
Tedeschi fortunately has another operation prepped: robbing a whorehouse where once a week the mob stashes a suitcase containing $300,000 to be laundered. This caper goes well, with all four members of the team getting laid before making off with the cash.
English employs a structure not used in 21st Century porn: after Julia's opening threesome scene, there are three simultaneous sex scenes involving cross-cutting that take place at the whorehouse. Finale has her predictably hooking up with Tony, before an opening ending hints at potential further adventures, though no sequel was released.
The brothel madam, who gets to sample Julia Ann's wares in Sapphic embrace, is played by a mature Crystal Breeze, still a beauty but bearing a more regal countenance than the terrific starlet of the '80s we knew and loved to watch.
Unlike bloated movies in the caper genre typified by the "Ocean's Eleven" series, this is a simple tale of a group of 4 criminals eager for one decent score on which to retire. It opens with them executing a jewel robbery from a home's safe, with Julia Ann critical to the operation. Not only does she seduce both husband and wife of the household (Michael Knight, a fixture of NYC productions and the lovely, pre-boob enhancement Jill Kelly), but she unlocks the safe, all ready for her male confederates to rob.
But they were hoodwinked by the couple, who showed off her jewels in Vegas to whet the crooked crew's leader Tony Tedeschi's appetite, but put fake paste imitations in the safe, all the better to collect on the insurance money.
Tedeschi fortunately has another operation prepped: robbing a whorehouse where once a week the mob stashes a suitcase containing $300,000 to be laundered. This caper goes well, with all four members of the team getting laid before making off with the cash.
English employs a structure not used in 21st Century porn: after Julia's opening threesome scene, there are three simultaneous sex scenes involving cross-cutting that take place at the whorehouse. Finale has her predictably hooking up with Tony, before an opening ending hints at potential further adventures, though no sequel was released.
The brothel madam, who gets to sample Julia Ann's wares in Sapphic embrace, is played by a mature Crystal Breeze, still a beauty but bearing a more regal countenance than the terrific starlet of the '80s we knew and loved to watch.
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