The title is true, as Wicked Pictures' superstar Temptress is cast as a prankster in the vein of what came to be known as "punking", causing endless trouble to everybody seemly to amuse herself and her buddy Evan Stone. It's fun watching her play an unsympathetic (with no redeeming characteristics) role.
She and Evan are the kind of people who project onto others, thinking everyone is as unscrupulous as they are. First off, she sees her sister Cheyenne (great casting, the two actresses look like sisters) working out with her martial arts instructor Jack Hammer.
She phones the movie studio where her mom works (played by guest star Veronica Hart) and plants the rumor that Cheyenne is monkeying around with her instructor, sure enough, mom shows up in time to catch the two of them having sex. Hart's paying the bills and fires Hammer on the spot.
Next prank has Evan helping out. Temptress is working on her taxes with accountant Devin Wolf, and easily seduces him, timed to coincide with Evan showing up with Wolf's fiancee played by Envy. Result: the marriage is off.
Evan's reward is he gets to hump busty Envy on the rebound, but after that is tired of participating in T's pranks, which leads to her comeuppance.
Not a typical movie from Wicked, and certainly not a traditional rom-com, thanks to the offbeat Patti Rhodes screenplay, directed by her partner Fred Lincoln.
She and Evan are the kind of people who project onto others, thinking everyone is as unscrupulous as they are. First off, she sees her sister Cheyenne (great casting, the two actresses look like sisters) working out with her martial arts instructor Jack Hammer.
She phones the movie studio where her mom works (played by guest star Veronica Hart) and plants the rumor that Cheyenne is monkeying around with her instructor, sure enough, mom shows up in time to catch the two of them having sex. Hart's paying the bills and fires Hammer on the spot.
Next prank has Evan helping out. Temptress is working on her taxes with accountant Devin Wolf, and easily seduces him, timed to coincide with Evan showing up with Wolf's fiancee played by Envy. Result: the marriage is off.
Evan's reward is he gets to hump busty Envy on the rebound, but after that is tired of participating in T's pranks, which leads to her comeuppance.
Not a typical movie from Wicked, and certainly not a traditional rom-com, thanks to the offbeat Patti Rhodes screenplay, directed by her partner Fred Lincoln.