Pukpok

Two brothers have a construction business. A woman works for the brothers as a secretary/assistant. She uses sex to manipulate everyone around her.

Being a Vivamax production of course there is lots of nudity and softcore sex. More sex scenes than on average even for Vivamax. But there is a story, just not a lot. Probably less than a ten pages of dialogue. Still the story is interesting and keeps the movie moving forward.

The total credited cast is five actors including two very attractive well-endowed actresses. The acting is okay but nothing award winning. The camera work is sometimes distracting. Especially during sex scenes there would be narrow far shots of the scene. Sometimes those scenes in more close-up would have a foggy appearance from some type of filter. Just strange camera work.

I rate this a 7 as a Vivamax movie. A little story and lots of softcore sex. If that isn't what you want then you won't like this movie. With Vivamax you know what you're getting although it doesn't always work well. This is one of the better ones.

Vivamax is promoting Allison Smith as the newest Vivamax star. However, she was featured in Scorpio Nights 3 as a supporting character a couple of years ago. I thought she was one of the highlights of that film.

Now she is back and is the main character in PukPok. She plays a flirtatious and scheming employee of a construction company, from whom she steals. She seduces a security guard, a fellow employee, and both co-owning brothers. There are several sex scenes with these partners. As a actress, she is a natural at playing this type of character. I hope to see her in future films.

Arah Alonzo plays the wife of one of the co-owning brothers and does a fine job in a limited role. Arah is certainly worthly of starring in a lead role. Her best performance to date was in comedy-turned-tragedy Sex Games.

Vivamax viewers will recognize actors Rash Flores and Mon Mendoza from past Vivamax films.

The script is weak - certainly not of the quality of Vivamax's Stalkers. It's difficult for the actors to shine with weak scripts. I know Vivamax is working to get more film making talent in the stable to match its acting talent pool.

The camera work and direction are good for a majority of the scenes, with a couple of exceptions in which there was poor blocking and poor lighting. The dim red light during sex scenes is overused.

Welcome back Allison Smith!