The Temptation Of Eve
Basically a three-character movie, it’s a kind of chamber piece, intimate and personal, a psychological portrait of a woman torn between two very different men. And it’s free of the sentimentality that often mars male-created “couples porn.”
Remy LaCroix and Tommy Pistol play a struggling young couple relying on the generosity of a wealthy playboy (Xander Corvus) who puts them up in his mansion until they can get back on their feet. Unknown to Tommy, Remy and Xander have been involved in a rocky relationship. Their back story is slowly, artfully revealed, not fully understood until the final scene.
The script comes alive thanks to the performances of the three leads, which were surely shaped and guided by the director. LaCroix is superb as the conflicted heroine, conveying ample passion in her sex scenes with the two guys. Corvus and Pistol match her in believability, with Xander providing the stud power in three of the four sex scenes. His trysts with the ever-hot India Summer and the high-energy Bailey Blue seem integral to the story, not just tacked on.
Thrust into an uncomfortable circumstance, Eve (Remy LaCroix) finds herself living under the same roof as Brandon (the man she shared the most intense sexual connection of her life with) and Danny (her current love whom she shares the most intimate emotional connection of her life). Her own curiosity about the man she lusted for long ago, coupled with his desperate attempts at manipulating her back into another affair, leaves Eve straddling the line between right and wrong. Will Eve succumb to Brandon's games? Or will she stay loyal to Danny, the man who continues to be her grounding force in the unpredictable, unstable world Brandon has begun to weave for both of them.
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