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These five sex vignettes set in hotel rooms are lamely linked together by an uncredited extra hamming it up as a clerk taking room service orders over the phone. It's a pointless and mechanical VHS release that does not have any maid characters despite the title.
Raven stars, looking beautiful in two different lingerie ensembles, and seemingly playing different characters, as there is no storyline here. She gets to f*ck Tom Chapman and later Jake Steed.
Similarly, Dusty has two contrasting sex scenes, somewhat contradictory (again, she is presumably portraying two different roles) as the first is an enthusiastic lesbian scene with love Missy Warner and some whipped cream (fetish) thrown in, while the second she's hetero with Cal Jammer. A prostitute is sent up to service Jammer, in the person of busty LeLe Adams.
The extremely stupid level of humor here has Cal ordering some "bubbly" so our unnamed clerk sends up a sex worker named Bubbles. Cal explains he requested champagne, and her answer is "Champagne doesn't work here anymore". Worst in-joke has Chapman's character named Harry Hamlin, no apologies made from the pornoraphers to the real-life actor, who was certainly considered among the sexiest mainstream actors at the time.
Raven stars, looking beautiful in two different lingerie ensembles, and seemingly playing different characters, as there is no storyline here. She gets to f*ck Tom Chapman and later Jake Steed.
Similarly, Dusty has two contrasting sex scenes, somewhat contradictory (again, she is presumably portraying two different roles) as the first is an enthusiastic lesbian scene with love Missy Warner and some whipped cream (fetish) thrown in, while the second she's hetero with Cal Jammer. A prostitute is sent up to service Jammer, in the person of busty LeLe Adams.
The extremely stupid level of humor here has Cal ordering some "bubbly" so our unnamed clerk sends up a sex worker named Bubbles. Cal explains he requested champagne, and her answer is "Champagne doesn't work here anymore". Worst in-joke has Chapman's character named Harry Hamlin, no apologies made from the pornoraphers to the real-life actor, who was certainly considered among the sexiest mainstream actors at the time.