Erotic Obsessions

I liked the movie a lot. the beginning of the movie I did not understand though. why were they flashing back to before James was dead? first Dan comes on the scene and sees Lena at James's house when they met and he asked her to come down to the station, ..

then Lena agrees to work with Dan, I don't know how two ppl could get so hot and bothered and get involved with each other. but since they did it was great. her fire for her work and for Dan were incredible. some of the actors weren't showed as much.they talked he would see her a lot my favorite characters were flower, griffin and Collin. I don't know how everyone else liked it. some of the plot was hard to follow but it was good.

Erotic Obsession is not just a film-it's an experience. A provocative, slow-burning descent into the dangerous territory where lust and power intersect, it seduces the viewer just as its characters seduce each other: with charm, mystery, and an unspoken threat lurking beneath every touch.

The story follows Julian Cross, a brooding novelist suffering from creative block and emotional numbness, who meets and becomes entangled with a mysterious woman named Vivienne-a sensual, intelligent art curator with her own hidden scars. Their chemistry is instant and undeniable, but what begins as a passionate affair soon spirals into a psychological power play where fantasy and reality blur dangerously.

"Erotic Obsessions" had sex-a-plenty, and that's a good thing in a softcore film. The plot was a bit hard to follow at times, though.

Griffin Drew stars as Lena Sloan, a photojournalist eager for that one big story to catapult her career to the big time. Her ex-boyfriend, James, enjoys recording the sexual escapades of his next-door neighbor, Celia (played by Flower). One night, while taping Celia having sex with her boyfriend, he gets a call from someone. He's obviously angry at whomever called, and slams the phone down in disgust. After Celia's latest "episode" is over, he puts the camera away as usual. The next day, he's a victim of a hit-and-run and specific tapes from his vast collection of voyeur films are missing. Furthermore, a woman from the apartment directly above Celia's was murdered the night before.

In comes Mitch, a police detective, to get on the case. Lena offers to help Mitch find James's killer. There's plenty more sex scenes in between, most of them featuring Flower and a red-headed woman in the apartment upstairs. Griffin has a couple of solo scenes and a few great scenes with the cop.

Eventually the evidence comes forth and the killer is revealed, but it seems like more of an afterthought amidst all the sex going on. This is borderline tapeworthy, but I would consider just recording all the sex scenes. Even though my grade is fairly high, it's primarily for the women and the sex.

Women: A- (Griffin Drew and Flower are all you need. The redhead didn't look all that great and actually brought this grade down a couple of notches.)

Sex: A+ (The sex was very realistic; lots of moaning and gyrating. Griffin is getting up in years now, but she can bump and grind with the best of them, even a pretty little thing like Flower.)

Story: C+ (It started out okay, but then things got confusing in the middle, which made the end a complete mess.)

Overall: B+ (This movie gets high marks solely on the strength of Griffin and Flower's performances. Griffin Drew is okay as a lead actress, and she did a good job here in her role as Lena Sloan. Flower was there primarily for sexual purposes; not very many lines, but she showed gratuitous amounts of skin. In short, I liked the sex scenes, but not the stuff around them.)

Griffin Drew is a journalist looking for her big break when she investigates her pervert peeping tom ex-boyfriends murder. Along with Mitch, a police detective, she attempts to find the murderer. The plot isn't that stellar, but pretty nice-looking women..well two of them anyway. I did, however, enjoy this film more then the Director, Madison Monroe's only previous one I saw "Dangerous Pleasures"

Where i saw it: showtime

the Goods: 3 women; 8 sex scenes (M/F) (one of which is repeated SEVERAL times); 2 female masturbation; nude dancing

Woman of the movie award: well since I prefer REAL breasts, that narrows it to two, i do love redheads, but Susan Hale didn't look that great, so.. FLOWER EDWARDS gets the nod

My Soft-core Grade: C+

Very good erotic thriller with beautiful women and an interesting premise.

The movie is fast paced and from it's beginning it goes directly to the point. Celia (Flower) is having dinner with some guy and they quickly get to action. They get also filmed as part of a regular activity. The sex scene is pretty good and graphic. Better than today's soft core flicks. Flower gets it from behind in a long scene and then turns the lights off. The next scene is the highlight of the movie because it deals with the murder of the next door neighbor.

What do the amateur videos have to do? Who is behind this? The answer is given through steamy sex scenes.

Griffin Drew is as great as always. She delivers a sexy and fine performance. She's in most of the sex scenes so there you go; if you are a fan of hers you will be delighted.

There are 8 graphic sex scenes so if you are into soft core sex, you will really enjoy this one.

Give it a try; the plot is also interesting.