VCA - Racquel on Fire (1990) - Racquel Darrian - DVD5
Title: VCA - Racquel on Fire****Overview:"Racquel on Fire" is a film distributed by VCA, released in 1990 with a DVD version in 2003. The film features several actors, including Kimberly Kane, TT Boy, Debi Diamond, Jeff Golden, Bridgette Monroe, Racquel Darrian, and Derek Lane. The total length of the film is 81 minutes, and it is presented in NTSC format.
Technical Details:
- Format: MPEG-PS
- File Size: 26.8 MiB
- Video Resolution: 720x480 pixels
- Aspect Ratio: 4:3
- Frame Rate: 29.970 FPS
- Audio: AC-3, 192 kb/s, 2 channels
Plot Summary: The narrative follows Racquel Darrian, the Mayor of Cove's Landing, as she and her friends use their sexual skills to attract business interests to their struggling town.
Scene Breakdown: 1. Scene 1: Kimberly Kane & TT Boy
Kimberly Kane engages with mailman TT Boy in a bedroom setting. The scene includes various sexual acts, showcasing Kimberly's effort despite TT Boy's robotic performance..
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Scene 2: Debi Diamond & Jeff Golden
Debi Diamond confronts encyclopedia salesman Jeff Golden, demanding sexual favors. The scene features Debi's energetic performance, though Jeff’s struggles with arousal detract from the overall enjoyment.. -
Scene 3: Bridgette Monroe & Racquel Darrian
Bridgette Monroe and Racquel Darrian share a tame office encounter. The chemistry is minimal, and the focus on close-ups limits engagement with the action.. -
Scene 4: Racquel Darrian & Derek Lane
Racquel Darrian attempts to secure jobs for her town with Derek Lane. The scene features mutual oral pleasure and various positions, but is hindered by poor camera work and editing.. -
Scene 5: Bridgette Monroe & Jeff Golden
Bridgette Monroe seeks to arouse Jeff Golden more effectively than previous performers. Although there are moments of enthusiasm, the camerawork fails to capture the action adequately, resulting in a lackluster scene.
Conclusion: The film presents a series of sexual encounters tied to a comedic plot about revitalizing a small town. While some performances exhibit enthusiasm, technical issues detract from the overall quality of the scenes.
