Dark Passion (1999), which is called Vipers by IMDB, is another Blockbuster exclusive. I am not sure if it is intended as a soft core or as a suspense film, but it is a D+ either way. Morgan Daniel goes to work as a resident caretaker, and sees the owner, Dr. Bortz porking the maid, Taimie Hannum, before he is ever interviewed. It is not long before he is in the sack with the mistress of the house, Michelle von Flotow, then walks in on the daughter, Shayna, Ryan, who is entertaining a friend in bed. Before the film is over, Daniel does her too.

Lets see ... Daniel is there to pork the women, and little else. They set him up as a martial arts expert, then forget to have him fight anyone. Nobody likes anybody, but everyone wants to end up with the money. Nobody of note has reviewed this film. All three women show hooters, but little passion. The editing and photography were sloppy at best.

This film was nominated for a Leo award (Best Director). The Leo's are the movie and television industry awards for productions made in British Columbia. They are generally considered even more prestigious than 

• the Dayo awards, which are given only to movies which feature calypso music
• the Thee-o awards, given annually to the best Amish movies. Well, at least in theory, since the Amish community has not yet sanctioned any film productions. They were thinking about approving a short on butter-churning, but rejected it for bad language ("Thou may kiss my bonnet, brother")

However, it is worthwhile to note that only three theatrical films were eligible for awards in the Leo movie category, and this film didn't win any. For the record, three of the four film awards (Best Picture, Best Director, Best Female Performance) went to a movie entitled "My Father's Angel", and the other one (Best Male Performance) went to a made-for-TV movie rather than anything Dangerous Attraction had to offer!  

In other words, the producers of Dangerous Attraction might think about cutting in some Belafonte tunes and resubmitting to the Dayo's. I believe Canadian Calypso is eligible

Everybody now. 

All day, all night, Marianne

Under de snow now, siftin' sand.

All de hockey players love her, eh?

Hey, my Marianne, OK?

Idiot Box is a strange Aussie movie. I think it would become a college cult film if Americans ever discover it. Although I watched it because of the R rating, it has no nudity. It really cracked me up, however. Kev and Mick, although not animated characters, are the Aussie equivalent of Beavis and Butthead,  no-hope losers who are made humorous by their own cluelessness, bickering, and lack of respect for authority. Like Beavis and Butthead, they're not even smart enough to know they're stupid, yet they are somehow kind of loveable. A pretty cool movie. 

Mararia is a Spanish movie which features beautiful and interesting photography of the landscapes and people of one of the Canary out islands. The setting for the plot is excellent. Unfortunately, the plot itself is a dreadful melodrama with very little dramatic or psychological tension and a languid pace. Nice travelogue, however. Would be a good addition to the Discovery Channel if they ever opt for nudity.

• Goya Toledo. In some camera angles she resembles Julia Roberts, but she has several advantages over Julia. (1) she's younger (2) she has a better body (3) she gets naked on film (1, 2, 3, 4)

If you liked "Slumber Party '57" (1977) you will like Sweater Girls.

Here are Bond Babes showing skin in Non-Bond movies.

It's often panned as the worst of the Roger Moore flicks, and as being a bad flick in general. However...it has some of the best elements ever in a Bond film. Granted, the execution wasn't the best, but you have to at least give credit to the following.