Button cute and super-sexy, Christine Nguyen plays Elyse, a hot-yet-nerdy type doing a story on the new arrival of a ancient mummy remains at the local museum. Included along with the mummy is an ancient text transcribed and read aloud by Dr. Zita Furneaux played by Belinda Gavin under her "Kylie Wyote" moniker. Once the the text is recited, Dr. Furneaux discovers she can reverse her aging and feel young and vital again by sapping the life-force from young women she seduces. Enter Stacy Burke, Cindy Pucci and Lorielle New as a trio of nubile lesbians soul-sucked by the good doctor, as well as Andrea Smith as an Egyptian goddess protecting a powerful amulet and twin porno sisters Tyler and Taylor Starr (who look EXACTLY alike, and like porn vet Tabitha Stevens) and you've got the best mummy sexploitation flick since... well, the first Mummy's Kiss. And speaking of the first picture, this flick also contains a nude flashback sequence featuring Mia Zottoli, Sasha Peralto, Joleen Thornton, and Nicolette Lupian from the original movie. Lots of sexy women here, some nice girl-on-girl action reminiscent of Seduction Cinema's movies (except sexier), and for Belinda Gavin fans, probably the best she's ever looked in a movie (she's like a bigger-boned Elizabeth Hurley). All make this worth checking out.

AKA: The Erotic Escort Company Retromedia strikes again, but this time only regular players Beverly Lynne and Jay Richardson are along for the ride as fleshmeistro Fred Olen Ray brings bench players Stacy Berk, Cailey Taylor, Anastasia Pierce and an aging but still good-humored Michelle Bauer. And as far as bench players go, these cast members manage to match the efforts of varsity players Belinda Gavin, Nicole Sheridan, Brooke Taylor and Jassie.

The story is, as custom, dumb as a stump and filled with rather unlikable and boneheaded characters. In order to graduate college, Lynne, Berk and Taylor must start a successful business or turnaround a business that's in a tailspin. Apparently their only gifts are sexual, because despite being warned that prostitution would be unacceptable, they work with a hunky male peer to turn a car wash into… well, it's pretty clear what happens next.

As always, Jay Richardson is cast as the "bad guy," but this time he gets to spend some time with Bauer who overacts her way through every scene in charming fashion, but unfortunately shows a little too much skin in a gag later in the movie. Once a looker, it would have been better to leave what's under Bauer's sexy business suit to the imagination.

For their part, the girls work fine together and manage a few laughs while turning up the heat. This probably wouldn't be a great "couples" movie as the brainless story isn't titillating, and is rather completely Alpha-Male-Centric. Additionally, the sex scene running time appears lopsided with girl-on-girl action dominating the male-female pairings.

AKA: Bikini a Go Go. As the Mystic Tiki of Weyamoa, an ancient artifact that strips its owner of all sexual inhibitions, wreaks erotic havoc on the employees of the novelty shop Bikini a Go Go (the movie's alternate, TV title), a villainous diva dispatches an army of robot servants to steal the relic for her own evil purposes. A be-wigged Beverly Lynne and Nikki Fritz star, with Stacy Burke and Cailey Taylor stepping in to supply even more gratuitous, fun-flavored nudity.