Holly...Would

I enjoyed this movie all of the girls was absolutely fantastic even Asa Akira she looks sexy and is of my favorites

With recent blockbusters like Underworld and Aftermath under his belt, award winning director/actor Brad Armstrong brings us another gem. In this story of a big time high end escort named Holly (Asa Akira) we get tossed into a web of sex, lies, deception and a lot more. It is a dramatically told story of an escort caught in the middle of an explosive turn of events that could ruin a lot of people. Sit back, relax if you can, and enjoy this very sexual and engrossing film.

The film begins with Kenny (Xander Corvus) driving along, smoking a joint and then getting pulled over by the cops. After getting frisked, they find a bag of pot in his SUV. At this point we get a narrative from Holly saying what a bad day this would turn out to be because of who he is. Then we switch to Holly riding in the back of a limo and getting it on with James Deen in a very intense scene that even includes a bottle! Once the deed is done Deen, who is a big time star, gives her an envelope with lots of cash for her services and leaves the limo.

We get more narrative from Holly explaining what she is, how she operates and the kind of well heeled people she deals with. She takes a call from a prospective client but he obviously doesn't fit her pay scale. Then she gets a call from Steven (Kurt Lockwood), who is a big time writer who uses her services not just for sex but story ideas and of course this leads to Holly and Steven getting it on in his plush pad. We get more narrative from Holly about how these men keep their dalliances very secret and that brings us back to Ken. Before his lawyer arrives he starts to spill the beans to two detectives (Samantha Saint and Barrett Blade) about this very private club for the elite and about Holly. When his lawyer arrives and advises him to keep his mouth shut or else, he has no idea Kenny has already spilled the beans. That's when things begin to unravel and Detective Kelly (Samantha) decides she can go undercover and get the goods on everyone, but she has no idea what she is in for.

The scene switches to the club and Holly having a conversation with an agent regarding his new client (Seth Gamble) and he pays her to make sure he has the right kind of time with her. After that we get another narrative from Holly after a phone call from her mother that gives more insight to the character. After a daytime party, the scene goes back to Barrett and Samantha laying the groundwork for her undercover role. She meets Holly on the street and Holly befriends her taking in Detective Kelly's made up story. Then Holly leaves as she has a client (Steven St. Croix) to see who happens to be one of the biggest names in entertainment and meets him on a movie set. After she returns, Kelly shows up and the "friendship" between her and Holly begins and will also mark the beginning of the end for a lot of people. The scene with Holly and Kelly and getting her to open up about what she does is very realistic and convincingly well done. Of course Holly needs to see what her new friend looks like and gets her to strip out of her clothes and that leads to a very sensual and sexual scene between them. Now the detective is in deeper than she thought, but still has a job to do.

How will her undercover set up turn out, who will get busted, who will get hurt, what will become of Holly? As you should know by now I never give you the full film in my reviews and always leave you to find out for yourself. Such is the case in this very solid and entertaining film.

First of all let me say that in this film the narrative throughout works extremely well. It is clean, crisp, understandable and creates even more interest in the story line. Asa's voice is very pleasing and it all works well. The acting is above par from all of the characters adding to the believability, the cinematography offers up some very lush, intimate and realistic visuals. The sex scenes are very well done and as always in an Armstrong feature there is an orgy or two that fit in very well. The writing, both of the character dialogue and the narrative is excellent. As the two lead characters, Asa and Samantha bring a total realism to their characters in very convincing fashion.

Once again Brad Armstrong comes up with another strong original that is a five star winner from start to finish. I definitely recommend Holly....Would for couples who like story, plot and realism along with their sex scenes. A very solid effort all around that should garner a number of award nominations.