Perhaps the least funny comedy ever made by ace Jim Enright, this Wicked release is merely a phony-baloney tale of a beautiful delivery girl (busty blonde Brooke Lane) attempting to deliver a package to a porn company address, who is mistaken for talent and thrust into performing in several hardcore scenes.

Between the obvious and stupid jokes, like Henri Pachard making fun of himself as an untalented director or George Kaplan pretending to care about the sanctity of his script, are the requisite sex scenes. Lane wanders into a wardrobe room, tries on a sexy outfit and starts masturbating with a dildo/vibrator. Reo D'Genero as a casting director has her shoot an audition (a 3-way on a couch with Vince Vouyer and Melanie Stone), and soon she's filling in as lead in other sex scenes. Kaplan's excuse for a screenplay is trite in the extreme, and not even consistent, as after this threesome audition, Brooke balks at another assignment stating "I've never done it with two people", right after we've seen her humping Vince and Melanie.

Nothing special, just Enright & company delivering sex XXX scenes and mocking his profession. Not even as interesting as those incompetent BTS fillers that seem to accompany every porn DVD. Lane looks nice but has no acting ability -if she looks familiar it's probably due to her being featured in Philip Mond's classic "Zazel" and "The World of Philip Mond".