Cabaret Sin (1987)
Cabaret Sin (1987)
Also Known As:
- X Trop (France)
- Cabaré do Pecado (Brazil)
Duration: 80 minutes (iafd) / 77:04 (avi file)
Director: Phillip O'TooleDistributor: Standard Video
Synopsis:
Set in the year 2020, Earth is governed by a regime known as The System, which has outlawed sex. This prohibition is enforced by robotic soldiers called Reformers. The narrative follows a character, played by Greg Derek, who is on a mission to locate a killer responsible for stealing a decoder. The story unfolds in a futuristic setting reminiscent of various Hollywood classics, includingBlade Runner andMad Max Beyond Thunderdome. Central to the plot is a theme of lost love, which becomes more apparent towards the conclusion, leading to a "To Be Continued" promise. The protagonist’s journey takes him to the Pleasure Dome, a cabaret where the sexually oppressed citizens of Los Angeles seek fulfillment. This venue features performances that blend exotic dance with erotic appeal. The film employs various camera angles and special effects, although the soundtrack occasionally overpowers the dialogue.
Scene Breakdown:
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Scene 1: Lorrie Lovett and Tom Byron engage in sexual activity on stage, including oral and missionary positions..
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Scene 2: Leslie Winston performs oral on Kevin James, culminating in a cumshot..
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Scene 3: Candie Evans and Keisha participate in a lesbian scene on a sofa..
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Scene 4: Candie Evans and Greg Derek engage in oral and various sexual positions, culminating in a climax..
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Scene 5: Bunny Bleu performs on stage with Chris Thompson and Tex Anthony, involving oral and handjob actions..
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Scene 6: Krista Lane and Greg Derek engage in a 69 position followed by other sexual acts..
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Scene 7: Leslie Winston, Tish Ambrose, and Herschel Savage engage in a three-way scene, ending with climaxes on both women..
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Scene 8: Krista Lane is interrupted by a Reformer while performing oral on Greg Derek, leading to the film's cliffhanger ending. The film has received mixed reviews, with some praising its production quality and others noting issues with sound clarity. Overall,Cabaret Sin offers a blend of futuristic themes and adult entertainment, making it a unique entry in its genre.
