A sexy babe named Maya (Anna Claire Clouds) finds a videotape buried in her backyard. She and her husband (Ian Mark) watch the mystery movie and are shocked to learn it’s a porno from the ‘80s starring the dead adult actress Cassandra Essex (Lexi Luna), who used to own the house. Before long, they and their hot-to-trot houseguest Doreen (Jazmin Luv) begin to lose touch with reality and find themselves in Cassandra’s “sex dimension”.
Videoverse is a breezy, if forgettable 21st century Surrender Cinema flick. The idea is relatively sound, but the set-up is a little more complicated than necessary for something as silly as this, and even at a scant sixty-seven minutes, it still feels a tad longwinded. The ‘80s porno scenes are kinda fun though, even if the filmmakers really don’t take full advantage of the concept. (The aerobicizing scene had potential, but it ultimately goes nowhere.) At least the house makes for a rather amusing setting as it’s chockful of Full Moon posters and paraphernalia.
On the plus side, the ladies are all easy on the eyes, even if they do have a little trouble with the admittedly clunky one-liners and unfunny zingers the script gives them. They also have a habit of getting naked at the drop of a hat, which helps to make up for many of the film’s storytelling problems and failed attempts at comedy. Jayden Cole in particular looks fine as hell as the sultry fortune teller. Clouds and Luv are equally hot as the babes in the woods who are slowly seduced into the ‘80s era of erotic excess. Luna, on the other hand, seems to be trying too hard as she overdoes it with her silly accent. That said, she still looks great in a variety of outfits (including a dominatrix get-up). While the ladies do disrobe at a decent clip, all the lesbian scenes end abruptly before they even have a chance to gather steam, which is unfortunate.
AKA: Cassex.
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