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Web of Desire
Das Testament der Begierde / Web of Desire: 11 Days 11 Nights 4 / 11 Days 11 Nights 2

Italy 1990
produced by
Joe D'Amato (= Aristide Massaccesi), John Gelardi (executive) for Filmirage, Variety
directed by Joe D'Amato (= Aristide Massaccesi)
starring Kristine Rose, Ruth Collins, Frederick Lewis, Maurice Dupré, Kristin Cuadraro, Alex Dexter, Fred Woodruff, James Jackson, Laura Gemser, Garyn Charlet, Euaawll Porrharst, Michelle McGuire, Debbie Morrant
written by Rosella Drudi (as Sarah Asproon), music by Piero Montanari, cinematography by Joe D'Amato (= Aristide Massaccesi)

Sarah Asproon

review by
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Despite the film's original title, this is the third film in the Sarah Asproon-series, and the first not starring Jessica Moore [Jessica Moore bio - click here] in the lead.

 

Sarah Asproon (Kristine Rose), famed sex journalist, is called back to New Orleans to execute the will of Lionel Durrington (James Jeckson), a former lover of hers.It's her duty to determine who's the most worthy of Durrington's money-grabbing family to receive his vast fortune. Sarah is quick to sleep with three (Frederick Lewis, Maurice Dupré, Alex Dexter) of the four Durrington men, and she tries to seduce the fourth one, Sonny (Fred Woodruff) as well by taking him to a stripclub and publicly stripping for him - only to find out the rumours about his impotency are true.

Now Sarah has something to go on, and she soon learns from Sonny's alcoholic stepmother (Ruth Collins) that Sonny has been impotent since his own father Alfred (Maurice Dupré) has raped his girlfriend (Michelle McGuire) before his very eyes. At the same time, Alfred conspires with his brothers (Frederick Lewis, Alex Dexter) and Sonny's wife (Kristin Cuadraro) to have Sonny committed to some asylum for his impotency - but somehow, Sarah learns of this plot, disguises as the old girlfriend of Sonny and successfully seduces him, revealing her real identity only at the very end. This instantly heals Sonny, and before you know it, he has fucked his wife for the first time ever ...

It's decision time, Sarah has to reveal who is worthy of old Lionel's money - and she has decided to give it all to charity ... unless of course all family members sign a release that will allow her to write a book revealing all of the family's dirty secrets. They all sign ...

Sarah visits Lionel's grave one last time - to find Lionel, very much alive. Turns out he has faked his death and assumed another identity to get rid of his moneygrabbing relatives, and employed Sarah as his will's executor to play them one last cruel joke.

Laura Gemser can be seen as Sarah's publisher, a role she also played in the previous Sarah Asproon-movies.

 

The weakest film in the Sarah Asproon-series, this one comes across more as a soap opera with a bit of sex thrown in rather than anything else. Problem is that Sarah Asproon herself has become little more than a catalyst of the unfolding events rather than being the slightly depraved but utterly gorgeous center of attention. And while Kristine Rose sure enough looks good and has a nice body, she simply lacks the charisma Jessica Moore has brought to the role.

In short, not really worth your time and money.

 

review © by Mike Haberfelner

 

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