None of the publicity about Stormy Daniels in recent years has mentioned let alone praised her career as a filmmaker, having written and/or directed over a hundred features, primarily for Wicked Pictures. "Karma" is a quality example of her prowess behind the camera.
It concerns successful novelist and Hollywood screenwriter Seth Gamble, who is tricked by a note to play a bondage game, telling him to wait blindfolded on his bed for some hanky panky with his wife (Monique Alexander).
Instead, a beautiful young woman (Harley Jade) humps Gamble, and after he deposits his money shot on her belly he is caught in the act by wifey Monique, who photographs the duo together and initiates divorce proceedings.
By happenstance, Gamble and his best friend Michael Vegas encounter the young woman later on at a bar, and aided by Vegas's wife Cassidy Klein unravel what actually happened: Monique conspired with her unscrupulous lawyer Robby Echo to trap Seth, hiring prostitute Harley Jade to be the girl to have sex with him while he was blindfolded.
Stormy's excellent script delivers interesting situations and plot developments as well as several fun characters. In addition, there is very amusing comedy relief caused by Seth's sleepwalking, which causes notable havoc for Cassidy when he stays over at their home after Monique takes possession of his followng their divorce. This is fun to watch and cleverer than many a comparable mainstream movie. And Harley Jade is terrific, given a fine acting (and sexual performance) opportunity.
Only obvious fault here is casting Echo as the bad guy lawyer, as even with some facial hair he looks far too young for the role.
It concerns successful novelist and Hollywood screenwriter Seth Gamble, who is tricked by a note to play a bondage game, telling him to wait blindfolded on his bed for some hanky panky with his wife (Monique Alexander).
Instead, a beautiful young woman (Harley Jade) humps Gamble, and after he deposits his money shot on her belly he is caught in the act by wifey Monique, who photographs the duo together and initiates divorce proceedings.
By happenstance, Gamble and his best friend Michael Vegas encounter the young woman later on at a bar, and aided by Vegas's wife Cassidy Klein unravel what actually happened: Monique conspired with her unscrupulous lawyer Robby Echo to trap Seth, hiring prostitute Harley Jade to be the girl to have sex with him while he was blindfolded.
Stormy's excellent script delivers interesting situations and plot developments as well as several fun characters. In addition, there is very amusing comedy relief caused by Seth's sleepwalking, which causes notable havoc for Cassidy when he stays over at their home after Monique takes possession of his followng their divorce. This is fun to watch and cleverer than many a comparable mainstream movie. And Harley Jade is terrific, given a fine acting (and sexual performance) opportunity.
Only obvious fault here is casting Echo as the bad guy lawyer, as even with some facial hair he looks far too young for the role.