< Pubic Enemy 

• Roxanne Hall

Running time: 89 mins.

For those who yearn after an eighties style plot-based film, Penthouse and director Stuart Canterbury have made a movie which should hit the mark. Set in the thirties and loosely based on the life of John Dillinger, Tommy Gun makes his escape from the penitentiary and shags his way across the States, pursued by G-man Danny Mountain.

Sheriff Roxanne Hall wanders along the corridors of the prison block in her brown polka dot dress. The end of her baton rattles against the bars as she passes. Stopping, she enters a cell and lifts her skirt. The prisoner drools at the sight of her pussy. Roxanne lowers herself onto his shaft. Casting aside her blouse, Roxanne lets him fondle her breasts as she rides. Jumping off the dick, she swallows him as far as his balls. Lying side-by-side on the prison mattress, the two shag spoons. Roxanne pushes herself up to take the guy reverse. Eyes closed, Roxanne stretches out to be fucked missionary. The guy cums over her stomach. While the pair have been banging away, Tommy has left through the open cell door.

Holding up a bank, Tommy wants to see a little girl-on-girl action. Monique Alexander and Jazy Berlin are happy to oblige.

Tommy picks up his girlfriend, Brynn Tyler, accomplice Scott Styles, and Bella Cole. The gang head over to his hideout for some hardcore action.

Trying to find a lead, Danny Mountain pumps Audrey Bitoni for information. She gives him all she's got. He does likewise over her boobs.

Chased down to a cinema, the film ends in a gun fight. Danny is just too quick for Tommy.

Pubic Enemy is a carefully crafted film combining hard, hot action with a period feel and just a hint of humour. It's a pity not all story-based moves are as good as this. A very enjoyable hour and a half.

Review by Dawn "Hot Totty" Birtle