Dangerous Invitation

There is a scene where Kim Yates and Lauren Hays, both naked, lean up against each other in a sauna in a lesbian encounter that is something else. Ms. Yates is at her doe-eyed, perfect body best here and Ms. Hayes gets out of her ordinarily somewhat staid characterization to really heat things up. I think, besides what Gislef, who I respect, has to say. It is a classy soft core film.

This was an adult movie..very soft...that was worth watching simply because the process was situations that could occur in real life. I thought the blonde..Kim Yates? was delectable and a pretty decent actor as well. After all, not every movie is made to compete for an academy award. But both lead actresses did very well in their characters.I give the movie a 6.

...I sat through this, because it was on Cinemax late-night and it actually had something resembling a plot in-between the (many, tedious) sex scenes. The things I do for the IMDB! But finally, it's just an excruciatingly bad movie, a remake of Pacific Heights, Single White Female, and every other "our neighbor(s) are nutcases!" movie ever made. Probably doesn't even deserve an entry in the IMDB, or my bothering to post user comments. But future generations must be warned!

What's this? A 90's softcore movie starring the delectable Lauren Hays (of, memorably, "Temptations" fame) and featuring an actual plot? Sign me up.

Whilst "Dangerous Invitations" doesn't have the most realistic or original of plots, there is a storyline between the regularly-scheduled sex scenes - some of which are good, and some of which are less exciting, tending to boring at times as well - about two couples who literally get together one night at a beach house, and must deal with the fall-out from that night.

Events take a darker turn halfway through the movie, and although you're not left in any doubt as to how things will turn out, it still ended well.

Plot-wise and acting-wise as well, "Dangerous Invitations" is a cut above the avalanche of these movies.

Years ago I worked with Joe at the American Heart Association in WV. He was cute back then and has only gotten better with age. I clearly remember his desire to be an actor. It would be great to see more of him. I only caught a brief glimpse of one of his movies and have been trying to catch him on reruns of Beverly Hills, 90210 on SoapNet. However, the only episode he was in seems to have been edited and his scene cut out. I haven't had the chance to see him in any of his other appearances. I wish him luck, though. :) I've tried to locate his movies for rental but, to no avail. Netflix and Blockbuster online don't have any for rental.