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The Sexy Sixth Sense
USA 2001
produced by
Michael Beckerman (= Michael Raso, executive) for Dark Muse, TD Media/ei Independent Cinema (Seduction)
directed by Terry M. West
starring Barbara Joyce, Darian Caine, Josh Robinson, Ruby LaRocca (as Esmerelda DeLaRocca), Jade Duboir, Dennis Stefura, Terry M.West
screenplay by Terry M.West, Josh Robinson, based on the story I See Dead Strippers by Terry M.West, music by Child, Anger of the Lamb, cinematography by Terry W.Crestview, editing by Pete Jacelone
review by
Mike Haberfelner
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Frances (Josh Robinson) is pretty much a nerd whose best friend is a
clown (Terry M.West) who sometimes comes to visit to take a dump in
Frances' toilet, and his relationships with women are reduced to the
shopwindow-mannequins he keeps at his appartment - on the other hand
though he has a sexy psychiatrist (Barbara Joyce) who tries to make him
talk by removing mre and more of her clothing ...
One day though, Frances starts seeing ghosts, and not just any kind of
ghosts, but ghosts of dead strippers (Darian Caine, Ruby La Rocca, Jade
Duboir, Natalia Ashe), who do what they do best - they strip.
But every time when Frances tries to touch them they disappear ...
until his psychiatrist tells him to give them money for additional
services ...
Eventually, Frances turns from a nerd into a self-conscious young male,
who when his psychatrist comes for a visit, tells her that he don't need
her anymore ... but he's in for a (pleasent) surprise: The psychiatrist is
not a psychiatrist at all but another dead stripper, who definitely has
the hots for him ...
In writing, this film might not sound too bad, unfortunately though it
actually is a major disappointment: the whole film mostly consists of not
too exciting striptease sequences - even if some of the girls are really
hot - that do not go beyond topless nudity, and the whole thing is held
together by Josh Robinson trying to make funny faces - which is bad for
two reasons: for one, Josh Robinson is not all that good at making funny
faces and two, the movie could have been so much better would he have
played it straight.
Major disappointment.
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