Sexyloutak Absolutely the worst movie.

Taraparain Tells a fascinating and unsettling true story, and does so well, without pretending to have all the answers.

Tayyab Torres Strong acting helps the film overcome an uncertain premise and create characters that hold our attention absolutely.

Taha Avalos The best films of this genre always show a path and provide a takeaway for being a better person.

sirmichaelmaster Hello! After searching on-line stores and cable TV schedules for "Deviant Desires" for many years, I had the great pleasure recently of discovering that it has an AKA title - "Private Call". It's available on DVD (uncut) from on-line stores in the U.K. and also South Africa. If you order from any of them, just remember that their DVDs have different region codes than those in the U.S. So, if you live in the U.S., you would have to have a multi-region (region-free) DVD player or computer DVD drive that is region free.This is also one of the truly better MRG productions - Really great plot, great set locations and lighting, great music, some of the better acting by Flower and Brad Bartram, and some VERY VERY hot sex scenes.

queensryche156 The movie is fairly typical of a Cinemax light night movie. However Flower is so attractive and such a good actress it makes this movie worth watching several times. All I need is a dvd version. Too bad that most of the other girls aren't worth watching.

bazdol A well done soft core thriller with good production values, a decent plot, and good acting. Porn star Flower Edwards does her usual fine job. It's too bad that Kris Alidre who plays "Valentine" hasn't done any other movies.

Sack-3 Most significantly, I got through this movie without hitting the fast-forward. This rare occasion for a soft-porn movie means that (1) the plot was not too boring, and (2) the next on-topic scene was never very far off.Plot first: the movie is about this hottie cop that infiltrates a gambling/prostitution/blackmail outfit to get to the bottom of the murder of her roommate. The club's concept is that several high rollers get together for some high stakes poker, and the winner gets a free-bee with one of the prostitutes. The next day, the "winner" gets blackmailed with a tape of the previous night's exploits. That's plausible enough, but I had a really hard time figuring out how these guys made money. Poker only works if the house wins. It seemed that at any given time, the house was three of the four people at the table -- and the one mark always won! They even stacked the deck so that the outsider won. That needs to happen for the whole black mail thing, but if the person is walking with $30k of the house's money, how profitable can it really be? Their whole plan relies on people claiming their "prize" and then allowing these idiots to blackmail them for it. Who thought up that business plan?Obviously, the plot was not the most important aspect of the movie. The T&A was top notch. The sex scenes were much more realistic and the women better looking than usual Showtime fare. For example, the lead actress Flower -- no last name (is the name her Mother gave her?) -- was top notch. Also, this movie was listed as "not rated" instead of "R" in the guide. This difference should not be overlooked.