Inferno (1991) DVDR ed VHS Transfer

Scene Breakdown:

• Scene 1: Features Ashley Nicole and Joey Murphy.

• Scene 2: Involves April Rayne and Joey Silvera.

• Scene 3: Stars Teri Weigel and Marc Wallice.

• Scene 4: Includes Alicyn Sterling, Teri Weigel, and Murrill Maglio.

• Scene 5: Showcases Ashley Nicole and Marc Wallice.

Production Details:

• Running Time: 82 minutes.

• Production Date: February 7, 1991.

• Directors: F. J. Lincoln and Patty Rhodes.

• Cast: Teri Weigel, Alicyn Sterling, Ashley Nicole, April Rayne, Marc Wallice, Joey Silvera, Joey Murphy, and Murrill Maglio.

Expectations and Reactions:

• The film is noted as a Wicked release, which set high initial expectations.

• The review expresses disappointment, labeling it as possibly the worst Wicked release encountered.

Audio/Video Quality:

• The audio suffers from background noise and a persistent fuzz.

• Video quality is described as good VHS quality, marked by graininess and poor lighting, with pixelation issues towards the film's conclusion.

Music:

• The music is criticized for being cheesy, with varying levels of balance and overpowering moments.

Film Review:

• The film's premise involves the theme of high temperatures leading to both sexual encounters and conflicts, which ultimately detracts from its appeal.

• Teri Weigel, in her debut role, is noted for her charm and talent, although the overall quality of the film remains lacking.

• The storyline includes complex relationships: Teri is depicted as unfaithful to her husband Joey Silvera, who is also cheating on her with April Rayne.

• Other characters contribute to the narrative, including Joey's brother and his wife, who add to Teri's frustration due to their lack of support.

• Despite a few standout performances, particularly from Alicyn Sterling, the film does not engage the viewer effectively, leading to unexpected distractions, like the urge to do housework.

• Teri Weigel shows potential and energy, especially in her scenes, but the presence of less appealing co-stars diminishes the overall experience.

• The review concludes that while some scenes, particularly those with Alicyn, are better than average, they are not enough to compensate for the film's shortcomings.