Buck Adams wrote and directed this stinker as a vehicle for himself, even ending the story by boasting to the audience that he wrote it. No redeeming qualities here.
So he tells us the story of his wildest date, meant to be amusing but failing. It has no continuity, and doesn't make any sense. After an opening sex scene with beautiful star Victoria Paris (who's written out of the rest of the movie), he's at a bar, telling us the story of a party thrown by his boss (Chip Dale) for which he needed to bring a date. Ignoring that we've just seen him humping Victoria, he claims to be hard up for a date, but his sister (Darla Rascal) fixes him up instead with a Euro girl (miscast Brandy Alexandre).
Party antics are boring and Buck even repeats footage -ugh! He's competing for a vice president job and ends up sleeping with the boss's wife but supposedly that doesn't hurt his chances, even when the boss catches him in the act. Supposedly his sister pranked him with a girl, Brandy, who can't hold her liquor -the boss ends up sleeping with her.
Poorly constructed, movie includes a couple of sex scenes featuring Tim Ryan without legitimate set-up first. There's no grabber, and no point to the nonsense, other than Buck overstaying his welcome by an hour and a half.
