Flight 69

The film follows the exploits of an airline company and its new recruits -- recruits who just happen to be oversexed nymphos. Get my travel agent on the line!

Nicole (played by Carmen Luvana) embarks on a series of events that will change her life forever, prompted by the actions of her cheating guy. She's encouraged by a crewmate to retaliate by hooking up with the next random dude she meets on a flight. She promises to do so, and that's the long and short of the plot.

Will Nicole find true happiness? Can an airline filled with sex nymphos make a fourth-quarter profit? And does this tale have a happy ending? Yes, and in more ways than one (sorry, couldn't resist the pun).

As always in Madness productions, the sex is white hot and well shot. The guys are muscular and studly and the ladies are sizzling, just the way they should be. From the blonde and busty Carmen Luvana to the dark and lovely Isis Love, they are all perfectly cast.

I have to admit, though, that I was even more interested in seeing the characters' humorous interactions with each other since it's such a rarity in today's adult films. They're compelling enough to keep your attention, primarily due to Madness' excellent directing (the gay captain running the airline is hysterical).

The sex also stems organically from the story. For example, when Nicole goes to break up with her guy they get into a wicked argument leading, of course, to hot, sweaty make-up sex. There are also visual representations of the erotic tales told by Nicole's crewmates that further add to the content. All in all, it makes a noticeable difference and is appreciated.

Starring Carmen Luvana, Holly Wellin, Isis Love, Courtney Simpson, Marco Banderas, Todd Driller, Jerry, Kris Knight, Steve Austin, Slick Rhodes and Steven St. Croix.

Directed by Andre Madness.

Extras include trailers, bonus scene, photo gallery, web info and behind the scenes.