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A group of office workers decide to have a party in the office building. Among other things, they want to have some drugs there. Their conversation on the subject is overheard by Joe Vickers, which is rather unfortunate for them, since Joe Vickers is a policeman. Even more unfortunate is the fact that Vickers is also an undead psychotic satanist, and instead of arresting them, he will make sure that nobody leaves the party alive...
A strip tease fantasy.
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An adult take on Peter Pan
A woman wakes up from a nightmare about her wedding to discover that she is late for her wedding. Through a comedy of errors the wedding never gets off the ground. When the couple meet up in the end they go straight to the "Honeymoon".
Rupert Cragley, an aging curmudgeon porn critic with a heart condition is warned by his doctor to stop watching dirty movies that might excite and then kill him. But even if Rupert can break from his work, he claims there are two restless and amorous spirits in his house, named Lance and Vicky, who like to have sex on the furniture, and Miles, a rotten brat of a nephew who wants to inherit his money. It's bound to be a long night of sex, and no one knows what the morning will bring.
Something of an anomaly, this cornball early Sin City feature is about relatives scheming to get Big Daddy's inheritance as he lies on his deathbed. Line readings are consistently dull, and the portly actor Robert Dunn playing Big Daddy gets to ham it up. Star billling goes to his nurse Tanya Rivers, a hint that she will have more to do in the story than all those greedy relatives. There's no screenplay credit and it stinks. The many sex scenes mix and match cast members and make no sense, just "time for a threesome" or other porno logic at work instead. There's nobody to root for, building to a surprise, very stupid ending. The only point of interest for me was wondering who played the doctor, who is uncredited. He returns at the end with a long recitation scene, and I realized it is Jake Jacobs, the cinematographer (and later actor playing "older man" roles as "Jay Crew").
