insomniac_rod
This is Renee Rea's graduation with honors from soft core. She delivers a magnificent sexy, kinky performance all the way. She performs in a very sexy manner and delivers plenty of quality when it comes to sex. She really delivers sexy moments and her sexual positions are sexy and provocative. Pay special attention to the climatic parallel sex scenes, yeah, when Renee and a super hot brunette have sex with some lucky bastards. The highlight comes when Renee is taken from behind in a jacuzzi. Oh I love women."Beauty Betrayed" is actually a very well done erotic thriller. There's an interesting plot involving murders, lust, and yes, betrayal. But the strong point about this movie are the hot women. You can't do wrong with Tracy Ryan and Renee Rea among others. The sex scenes in my opinion aren't that long and not that hot. It looks at some point that this movie was made in the 90's. The cinematography isn't that good also, and again, it looks like it was made in the 90's. But still, the women deserve the watch, believe me!Still, "Beauty Betrayed" should be given a chance. I CAUGHT this one on late cable.
joe_mentat
When I first sat down to watch this movie I thought it was going to be a strightforward crime movie. Boy was I wrong. After I realized that it was a soft-porno I was like any other guy getting really excited over women bearing all. But between the sex scenes I noticed that this was more than just another porno, it actually had a plot. Another thing that surprised me was that Allie (Samm Croft) did a fair job as an actress. Samm Croft and Renee Rea are also very hot women, especially at the end when both of them got down with their respective mates. The Movie: B The Women: A+
Smooth B
"Beauty Betrayed" is one of those films that tries to be very good, but ends up falling short in a few places.Brad Bartram is Clark, a detective whose newest case involves the murder of Lily, a high-profile model. He happens to be sleeping with the coroner (Mia) and everything seems to be according to plan. However, his boss assigns him a new partner, Allie. He hasn't had a partner in years, but he goes along with it. What Clark doesn't know is Allie is his boss's daughter, but he'll find that out in due time. Allie plays it by the book at first, interviewing all the suspects and planning to meet Clark using military time.Clark goes off to the actual house where the models live. There, he interrogates the owner of the place, Patricia. This woman looks slightly older than the other ones, but she's still gorgeous. She doesn't give up too much info. Meanwhile, Allie is working on Fabrice, a photographer who happened to be in love with Lily. Completely out of leads, they bring in Lily's twin sister, Lisa (Samantha McConnell in a dual role) who gives some background on her sister and her biggest high school rival, Kira, who also happened to be a model at the same agency her sister worked for.Things begin to unravel when Patricia suddenly plans to head out of town. Time is running short, and our two detectives are running out of places to look for clues. Clark goes back to Lisa; Allie gets out of her frumpy detective clothes, slips on a slinky dress and heads out to meet Fabrice. Obviously, two sex scenes going on simultaneously result. Afterwards, Fabrice offers to play a video for Allie (since he taped them having sex) and rewinds it a bit too much. It seems that he had the camera running the day Lily was murdered and the killer was caught on camera! Meanwhile, after Lisa and Clark get done, Clark heads downstairs to find something very crucial....the murder weapon! Who did it? Spoilers coming, consider yourself warned.Patricia did it! It seems that she was in love with Fabrice as well, and she was jealous of all the time he was spending with Lily. Never mind that Lily was one of her top models, she had to get rid of her so she could have Fabrice all to herself.
I wanted to like this movie more, but certain things just didn't click for me. Everything seemed too contrived. This movie gets high marks on the strength of its cast and the sex scenes, but the story was lacking in some places.Women: B+ (There were some lookers in this group, but no "WOW! She's hot!" kind of girls...except for Patricia. For a "slightly older" woman, she was fine. I really liked her accent too; made her seem even sexier. Mia was in this film, but this was before the boob job and "Sinful Temptations" put her on my Top 10 list. Samantha McConnell looks like she's a teenager.)Sex: B (Good scenes, but a couple were kinda short.)Story: B (A promising whodunit, but floundered toward the end.)Overall: B+ (I liked it, but I wanted to love it. "Beauty Betrayed" was a better film than I thought it would be, but more plot and maybe a couple better looking girls would make it great.)
