There have been many bad influencers in Adult Cinema history, and this ephemeral Sin City release focuses one one of the most famous, Rocco Siffredi. It fictionally depicts how he came from Europe to Chatsworth fame and became a director as well.
It's a sequel to "Rocco Unleashed" and opens with footage of the orgy that ended that movie. Rocco's producer is Michael Morrison, playing himself, who decides to make Rocco a director. No surprise, his reason is to save money, rather than use an established director.
The rest of the movie, with seemingly improvised dialogue, is merely Rocco directing gonzo scenes, not rough like his later work but just as pointless. He's the director and also has sex but not in a "talent" capacity.
There are quality actresses on the payroll, like Asia Carrera and Monique DeMoan (who is stupidly credited as "Monique Pemean") but this is junk. Husband/wife team of Jim Powers and Gail Force are the culprits who made it.
It's a sequel to "Rocco Unleashed" and opens with footage of the orgy that ended that movie. Rocco's producer is Michael Morrison, playing himself, who decides to make Rocco a director. No surprise, his reason is to save money, rather than use an established director.
The rest of the movie, with seemingly improvised dialogue, is merely Rocco directing gonzo scenes, not rough like his later work but just as pointless. He's the director and also has sex but not in a "talent" capacity.
There are quality actresses on the payroll, like Asia Carrera and Monique DeMoan (who is stupidly credited as "Monique Pemean") but this is junk. Husband/wife team of Jim Powers and Gail Force are the culprits who made it.