Brandy Ledford

Penthouse: Satin & Lace
$24.99
This is one of the older Penthouse DVD's available, but it is done quite well. Andrew Blake directs 17 beautiful women through different settings and in and out of Satin & Lace - one of the better colletions for this type of release in my opinion.

Irresistible Impulse [VHS]
$89.95
doug jeffrey was so young in this movie but definately made this movie very hot

Ice Men
$24.95
I found this film to be quite engaging and maybe at times a little uncomfortable but in a good way. I could see the ticking timebombs everywhere and felt the tension as things were about to bubble over. It's not a typical guy movie. These friends have alot of growing up to do and I feel like by the end of it, they've done just that over the course of the weekend. Wounds that were left years ago are torn open and finally given a chance to heal. The acting is top notch from everyone involved. If your a fan of Martin Cummins, David Hewlett or Ian Tracy, this is not a film you want to miss.

Zebra Lounge (Dts) [VHS]
$14.95
*Zebra Lounge* isn't that great of a movie that you wanna watch repeatedly and recommend to friends. However, it's not a total bore...it's just predictable. If you like predictability, then by all means, watch this movie.

Alan and Wendy Barnet are bored with their marriage. Their sex lives are practically non-existent. They've even gone to the point of thinking about having affairs. Nonetheless, they're trying their hardest to save the marriage.

One day, they happened to come across an adult novelty/leather store. Alan comes across a swingers magazine. He purchased a copy and they go home to review the magazine. Curious and hesitant, they decide to put in an ad for a "night of adventure" with another couple.

Out of all the boxful of responses, the Barnets settled on Louise and Jack Bauer (Baldwin). They agree that the initial meeting should take place at Zebra Lounge, an upscale club. After a few moments of talk and drinks, the Barnets decide not to go through with it. However, Jack was able to persuade them to change their mind.

Once the deed has been done, hell has begun for the Barnets. The Bauers have started to invade their personal lives. They've shown up at the Barnets' son's birthday party. Jack shows up at Alan's work. The Bauers even moved next door to the Barnets.

This film is like blackmail galore. Every option for the Barnets' way out, the Bauers have something hanging over them. They basically have no choice but to have additional "adventures" with the Bauers. This is what the Bauers have wanted all along...a long term relationship.

I gave this film 3 stars mainly because it was purely predictable.