You won't be disappointed!

Let's be realistic.

Absolutely brilliant

In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.

This is an amusing, if trashy, steal of Raymond Chandler's classic novel, "The Lady In The Lake.: If you're going to steal, steal from the best, right? Hammett comes in for it too: Is Sam Sharpe sharper than a Sam Spade?

It was a DVD rental under that name. It was half way decent and had a plot and everything. pretty good acting and good quality but they inserted some gratuitous sex in between actual acting for no reason at all not that that was bad but stuck out really bad.. I would rent it again if someone was looking for that kind of movie.

This film isn't related to "Sinful Temptations"; similar names are common in this genre. I already ranted about that, but it does deserve mentioning again.When I read the cast listing and the credits, the name "Scarlet Johansing" stood out to me. Who the heck is this? When Scarlet first appeared on camera, however, I knew who it was right away. Aliases aside, Scarlet Johansing is my favorite B-movie babe Monique Parent, this time as a red-head. This film had a suprisingly good plot to it, and it always helps that Monique was in top form.Monique plays Samantha Sharpe, a detective who talks as if she's watched one too many film noir movies from the '40s. She's hot on the trail of a man accused of killing his wife. It's your standard murder-mystery, with the standard double-cross ending. Not too innovative, but it does keep the film moving along nicely.Women: A (Monique Parent is enough for me, but then we have female pornstars abound, such as big-boobed Angelica Sin, Wanda Curtis and Keri Windsor. Tess Broussard was something else, too. Very few films I've seen have rounded up a better cast of women.)Sex: B (It was good, but not great. The scenes were kinda short and Monique only had two of them. I'm a sucker for big boobs, though.)Story: B+ (The script uses some elements from old film noir movies, including having Monique's character speak in a firm tone. If they had her using hard-boiled detective language too, it would have slipped firmly into parody territory. I don't know if they were going for that, but it sure seemed like it.)Overall: B+ (A nice sendup of murder-mystery movies, with the right mix of sex worked into it. Well done.)

for it's genre, it's a good movie. monique parent(star of many b movies over the years, now is a little older) plays detective samantha sharpe, investigating the disappearance of a wealthy man's wife. there's a lot of sex scenes in this movie, but only two with monique. she looks very good in this movie. but the character she plays has a certain attitude about her, so her character is believeable. it isn't one of those softcore performances where the character acts a certain way and then sleep with everybody around. if you ever see the movie "dangerous touch" with lou diamond phillips(average flick) monique has a brief cameo as the chick that fools around with kate vernon's character. looks totally different! though that is 8 years ago. anyways, watch this for monique's character, the plot (seriously), and the nudity