Plot: What’s it about?
Doris (Darian Caine) is married to a total dope and of course, he leaves her unfulfilled in terms of sex and this causes her to daydream a lot, especially while the dork is at work. This is why she is unsure if some situations were simply dreams or if they really happened, as some wild things have popped into her memory, that’s for sure. It all started when a ghostly vampire (Tammy Parks) seduced her and lesbian antics followed, but that was just the beginning, to be sure. As she wondered if that encounter was real or not, she was approached by two she-devils with massive breasts, which of course, turned her lesbian gears even more than ever. Soon she is going full tilt in an insane lesbian threesome and she loves it, but she also feels some guilt, since she is married after all. But her husband is a doofus and as such, she continues to have her thrilling lesbian hijinks, even though she is still confused as to whether or not they are real. But as the end of this lustful day approaches, will the truth be revealed?
This movie turned out pretty well, especially when you consider that it was shot on the spur of the moment, with a ten day schedule to work with. Of course, whenever Darian Caine is on screen, you don’t need much else, but in The Erotic Witch, there’s plenty of other eye candy, rest assured. Caine (Gladiator Eroticvs) always makes sure she is fun to watch, whether she’s in the midst of a lesbian encounter or simply standing around, she is just that stunning. In this movie, she is highly entertaining as usual, but she also has some wonderful costars, who also make things interesting. You’ll see Tammy Parks, Victoria Vega, and Jade Duboir, all of whom look terrific and ensure the flesh factor remains high at all times. As you can imagine, The Erotic Ghost is loaded with lesbian love scenes and if that offends you, then you’re out of luck with this release. I do wish there was more humor at times, but this is still an enjoyable effort, even if just for looking at the lush ladies involved. I always love to watch Caine in her films and she supplies the goods once again here, which is enough to make me give this one a more than solid recommendation.
Video: How does it look?
The Erotic Ghost is presented in a full frame transfer, as intended. This was a rushed, low budget picture, but you wouldn’t know from this image, as it looks very good indeed. I found the image to be sharp enough and while not as refined as higher budget flicks, this is more than adequate, to be sure. The colors look bright enough, while flesh tones are warm and consistent, which is vital in a movie like The Erotic Ghost. No problems with contrast either, as shadows seem accurate and I saw no visible detail loss to speak of, not bad at all.
Audio: How does it sound?
A basic, but effective Dolby Digital stereo option is used here, so don’t expect an explosive experience. This movie wouldn’t benefit much from true surround sound however, so the audio never seems too limited, aside from a few instances, but even then, no serious issues arise. The sound effects are clean and well placed, while all musical cues also come through without a hitch. The dialogue is sharp and consistent at all times as well, no problems in the least to report. I do wish Seduction Cinema would include some form of subtitles on their releases, however.
Supplements: What are the extras?
This disc includes brief interviews with stars Darian Caine & Tammy Parks, as well as a very candid behind the scenes featurette, which runs about twenty-three minutes. I love the behind the scenes pieces from Seduction Cinema, as they’re not promotional fluff at all, more like bonus footage, if you ask me. Some extra time is spent on the lesbian threesome, as well as various candid moments and outtakes, very cool stuff indeed.
