Chloe: The Story of a Sex Addict

Several scenes in Chloe are not for the faint-hearted. Kris Kramski is attempting to show viewers a very, very, very, very, dark, dark side of sexuality. Interesting film worth glancing at but the scenes were a little too disturbing for my taste. At the same time, it was interesting to see a different approach not seen in more mainstream adult features. Arguably one of Sin City Production's most artistic films to date. Chloe Nicholle does an outstanding job of acting but the film is definitely not, and I repeat, not for everyone.

There aren't a lot of adult films that can pass as a "real" film, much less a GOOD "real" film, but this is one of that handful. CHLOE is the story of a woman who comes home to find her husband cheating on her and he leaves her. Her life is shattered, but there may just be a Prince Charming out there, one she meets at a store. However, fate prevents him from arriving at their first date, and the heartbroken Chloe tries to commit suicide, only to be rescued by a deranged doctor who kidnaps her. A prisoner, Chloe is forced into a life of deviancy.

One thing about this movie is that it is dark. It's not your typical bubble-gum "Pizza guy shows up" type adult film. These are real people with real problems, and Chloe Nicole was the perfect choice for the lead role. She's not a bleach-blond with an enormous chest. What she is, is a fantastic actress whose range far out paces these sorts of films. When she thinks she has lost everything, you can feel her pain.

Don't think of this as a porn film with a story. Think of it as a real movie with some sex scenes.

Chloe Nicole again shows her ability as a dramatic actress as well as first rate sex performer (although her proclivity for anal sex may turn you off). It is unusual to have such a plot driven film in the adult genre. It is also interesting in that it is the only adult film I know of shown in widescreen,