The One

Video
2007
1h 30m

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"Collaging Film" is a series of shorts dating back to 2007. Published NY artist and writer, Stephen Mead, started out fairly bare-bones when beginning to make films, an experimentation which... Read all"Collaging Film" is a series of shorts dating back to 2007. Published NY artist and writer, Stephen Mead, started out fairly bare-bones when beginning to make films, an experimentation which he considered a sort of folk art. Eventually Stephen transitioned from the use of subtitl... Read all"Collaging Film" is a series of shorts dating back to 2007. Published NY artist and writer, Stephen Mead, started out fairly bare-bones when beginning to make films, an experimentation which he considered a sort of folk art. Eventually Stephen transitioned from the use of subtitles in his work to creating his own mp3s for soundtracks and effects, finally interweaving ... Read all

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7.0/10

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Cute fantasy rom-com from Stormy & Morgan

Stormy Daniels' screenplay for this Wicked Pictures vehicle (directed for her by Jonathan Morgan) is ingenious enough to have qualified for mainstream consideration, and plays well. I was unimpressed with the DVD's technical quality, however, with most scenes presented in dimly lit, low resolution format, hardly the stuff that dreams are made of.

Her gimmick is well-handled, as Stormy's character Jennifer hits a significant impasse on a date with Voodoo (as Dave), when she blurts out "I love you" after they finish making love. Both of them are reluctant to make such a commitment, and for the rest of the concise feature they each encounter phantoms of past lovers, who give them plenty of advice on the ups and downs of courtship.

I enjoyed the amusing dialog and situations, directed with a light touch by Morgan, severely hampered by the poor visual quality. Perhaps this script could have crossed over to the mainstream not as a Cinemax softcore movie but rather as a radio play, leaving all the visual sex antics to one's imagination.