Though filmmaker Michael Raven claims his movie is set in the '60s, in his BTS commentary, instead frequent newspaper headlines place the story in 1954, with a U.S. senator played by screenwriter George Kaplan taking a page out of the Joe McCarthy playbook to hold hearings condemning pornography.
It's a surprise that the stylish Raven has adopted such a plodding and obvious approach to the subject, showing how corrupt the senators are and basically mounting the familiar "Free Speech Coalition" soapbox so many Adult filmmakers like to espouse.
So even an attractive cast including Jessica Drake early in her Wicked career (after many earlier Sin City assignments for Raven) and Jana Cova, the picture is deadly dull.
