Cheap Red Shoe Diaries 2 Double Dare (Video) (Zalman King, Tibor Takács) Price

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for fans of steven bauer
I usually don't watch these kind of skinnemax movies, but my sister convinced me to after telling me about the hot sex scenes with way-too-hot-for-words, Steven Bauer, the sexiest man alive! He is featured in the first story with Joan Severance. I felt their chemistry was ok and Steven's timing was impeccable when my sister yelled out "drop the pants!" he did! No frontal nudity gals, unfortunately, this country is still too conservative to show men that way when they exploit women over and over again. I first saw Bauer in "Thiefs of Hearts" and was taken by how this actor could manipulate his eyes so effectively and subtley. Oh, and that MILLION $ SMILE! Any fans of his will notice that in his sex scenes he likes the woman on top :) I only wish this film had him in all 3 stories. I could not stand the last one, the female protagonist was trying so hard to turn this guy on and all the while he looks/acts like an ugly cold fish! STEVEN BAUER is the man with all the chemistry. Hands down. Enjoy watching him, and forget about the others. Safira from Mississippi

Double Dare, for Vosloo fans.
I agree with the other reviewers who felt this was definitely a film for Vosloo watchers. The film is essentially sexual fantasy for women. (I disagree with the reviewer who felt the introduction of a second female into one of the scenarios made it a male directed film. Men generally make fewer demands on story line in their fantasy films than was exhibited here, and not all women are opposed to a menage a tois at least in a fantasy.) The first two vignettes were a little too forceful for my taste, but then I am inclined to subtlety and am probably more than a little prudish, despite over 20 years as a nurse. I also felt that the graphic sexuality of the first two stories commandeered ones imagination and forced it along lines designed by the director, a fact that I found more than a little irritating although others may not. The third story, while not necessarily neglecting visual sexuality, was much more provocative, leaving more unsaid and more for the viewer to fill in for themselves. Mr. Vosloo was simultaneously charming, daring and vulnerable, revealing a definite flare for romantic characterization. It seems odd that he has not been given more roles along these lines since this film was made.