Colors

Kirsten Price, who plays a painter here, gets so into her work that she's often swept up into intense sexual fantasies.

Kirsten paints and we segue into sexy scenes like the one in which Jayna Oso stands in front of a fireplace, lost in the revery of the flames, when two studly men materialize to caress her all over. It's only a matter of time before she's sucking them both off.

(It's interesting to note that the scene has a bluish tint, the same color our sexy painter happens to be using as her reality collapses into fantasy; this color scheme theme continues throughout the rest of the flick.)

The green segment introduces us to a guy who sits reading beneath a tree. When he takes a nap, two delicious wood nymphs (Victoria Sweet and April Blossom) have a little fun with him.

The red scene finds Brooke Banner and her lover in a beautiful pool lit by a scarlet bulb.

I found the flick worthwhile, though I think more could have been done stylistically in terms of playing around even more with the color scheme. The palette was often more subdued than I would have liked; I wanted to witness colors of the same intensity with which our artist was painting.

Starring Kirsten Price, April Blossom, Brooke Banner, Charlie Laine, Jayna Oso, Kimberly Kane, Victoria Sweet, Chris Cannon, Eric Masterson, Marco Duato, Marcos Leon, Randy Spears and Tony De Sergio.

Directed by Francois Clousot.

Extras include a bonus scene, behind the scenes, photo gallery, star galleries, star stats, trailers, promotional materials and DVD-ROM materials.