Silhouette
Before her abrupt death, Devon makes a promise to hubby Glide that she’ll make things better between him and their estranged daughter (A.J. Applegate), with the movie gradually showing this promise ‘cuming’ to fruition. And when Devon returns a year later in the body of Ana Foxxx, Glide gets to enlist in some way-sizzling sex. Foxxx is a real spinner with a slim but curvaceous little body that was meant to get heavily banged. And our man Glide does just that!
Hardcore A.J. Applegate fans, however, take note, as this scorching blonde vamp engages in two wild sex scenes. In fact, I’ve never seen such a stupendous pair of ass cheeks wobble so madly in the cowgirl position as they do when Bruce Venture humps her. Awesome!.
Even though “Silhouette” is a bit corny (as in overly dramatic), the acting is solid; the sex scenes are passionate; and the David Stanley-penned script (even though it has a far too ambiguous ending) kind of grows on you. It’s neat that relatively old-fashioned films like this one are still being made. Excellent couples’ fare.
Bob loves Carol. Carol dies. Bob is left to raise his estranged teenage daughter Dana, who he doesn't know how to talk to. Dana turns 18 and Bob decides to make a nice party for her. He orders a cake from a young girl named Gladys who brings it to his house. When it turns out that Gladys is actually Carol reincarnated, bob finds both the love he's been longing to return to and a way to get his daughter to believe in life again. But how long will Carol's return last? Time enough to heal all the wounds left behind in her wake.
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