In the shadows of your mind, a distant memory of sexual awakening refuses to die. Perhaps it was the first strip club you ever walked into. The erotic tension was so thick you could barely breathe. Everywhere you looked there was a sexy dancer showing off, inviting you into her web, and for a tip, rubbing against you and letting you cop a feel. This is the story of a man's search for that ultimate long lost turn on. The story continues as outside forces converge to destroy the Shadow Dancers.

In the shadows of your mind, a distant memory of sexual awakening refuses to die. Perhaps it was the first strip club you ever walked into. The erotic tension was so thick you could barely breathe. Everywhere you looked there was a sexy dancer showing off, inviting you into her web, and for a tip, rubbing against you and letting you cop a feel. This is the story of a man's search for that ultimate long lost turn on.

A pair of young married couples find that life has just a little more spice when you switch things up every now and then. Kristarrah Knight turns in her best performance in this sexual nailbiter. She plays the lusty young wife of Rick Savage. Their best friends are played by Tianna and Scott Irish, who we meet in a white-hot rollercoaster of a sex scene. The next morning, the guys go off for a day of golf, while their horny ladies spend the morning introducing one another to the joys of girl-girl love. Meanwhile, the guys find that a day on the green isn't exactly what it's cracked up to be when sex Brandy Alexander saunters into their lives. From there, the action really starts to get wild, and by the end of this one, it's flesh upon flesh upon flesh.

Turn it on and turn it up. Heather Hunter heats up the airways in Hot Talk Radio. Scott Baker plays Ron Remus, the lewdest DJ on the air. Luscious Cheri Taylor is his traffic lady whose sexy voice seduces newcomers Kristara and Adam Carr. Savvy Rick Savage is hilarious in his dual role. The action really heats up when "The Batman" Ray victory arrives on the scene in this steamy spoof one of New York's most popular talk radio shows.