Plot: What’s it about?
Frances is a very lonely man, but he has some special powers and with powers like these, who needs friends? You see, Frances can peek beyond the normal realm of the five senses, into a supernatural world, of sorts. This realm exists within the normal plane of humans, but very few people can actually view it, but Frances is one of those chosen. He soon begins to have visions of gorgeous women, women with massive racks and ample assets, doing the kind of stuff you just can’t see on late night cable television. These lovelies engage in some real carnal pleasures and while Frances watches, they put on one hell of a show, to be sure. So who are these beauties that populate this supernatural realm within a realm? The girls were go-go dancers in another life, but now they’ve passed on and collect their tips no more. That doesn’t mean they stop dancing however, as these girls do more after the grave than before it, without a doubt. But is Frances really seeing these women, or has his mind gone beyond recourse?
As you should be able to tell from the title, this is an erotic spoof on The Sixth Sense, which makes sense. Instead of the tagline of “I see dead people…,” we have “I see lesbians…” and that’s the truth, as this flick has tons of the girls who love girls. The cast is pretty stacked, with such names as Darian Caine (Gladiator Eroticvs), Jade Duboir (The Erotic Ghost), Esmerelda DeLarocco (Erotic Survivor), and Barbara Joyce, all in peak form, of course. As with most Seduction Cinema releases, this one uses liberal amounts of lesbian fun and such, but also some large doses of humor, which add a lot to the entertainment value, I think. The premise is a very good one and the details house the humor, such as the deceased go-go dancers and other nice touches. I found this to be a more than solid release from Seduction Cinema, who has released some terrific erotic comedies and continues that tradition here. This disc is not as loaded as some from Seduction Cinema, but has some decent extras and a low price, so I think it is more than worthwhile. A very cool spoof in all respects and now, I can’t wait to see Seduction’s crews take on Unbreakable…
Video: How does it look?
The Sexy 6th Sense is presented in a full frame transfer, as intended. The image here is up to the usual Seduction standards, which means a sharp, clean overall picture. You can tell this was shot for the home video market, but it looks good nonetheless. I did see some jagged lines at times, but nothing too serious and as such, I won’t complain much. The colors are vivid and never smear, while contrast is more than solid, no errors to report in the least. This is not as refined as a normal feature film transfer, but it looks about as good as possible, which is what counts.
Audio: How does it sound?
A basic, but more than adequate stereo option is used here, which should keep your ears pleased. The music is the most aggressive element, with a rock soundtrack that controls a few scenes, but the other elements aren’t hampered in the process. The sound effects are clean and well placed, while dialogue is crisp and remains well balanced, very solid indeed. This is not the flashiest audio option in the land, but I have no real complaints to make in the end.
Supplements: What are the extras?
This disc includes a special topless interview with Barbara Joyce, an interview with Darian & Esmerelda, and a brief behind the scenes featurette.
