Sex Hex

Diane (Sabrina Faire) is the kind of secretary that every office should have. She’s gorgeous, has a killer bod, and as a new breed of lesbian voyeuristic vampire, has the ability to cast sexual spells over her female co-workers. She “hexes” her victims into succumbing to their sapphic desires and then, after they reach orgasm, claims their lives and souls. The only one who can stop her is Carl the Vampire Slayer, but will he be able to resist her seductive powers?

This movie is full of nudity and lesbian sex, and most of it is somewhat decent. There’s some nipple tugging, breast licking, and genuine enjoyment on the part of the performers. The first scene between office boss Kelly (Jackie Stevens) and job candidate Jennifer (Sativa Verte) is probably the hottest, with the interview coming down to one important question: “Do you wanna fuck?” Verte is enthusiastic and seems like she would devour Stevens were it not for the softcore constraints.

Comic relief is provided by Clancy Fitzsimmons as the hapless Carl, “Jimmy Doyle” as the janitor who calls in the suspected vampire murders, and the director himself, George Freeway as Bob. The sex scenes are buffered by the usual hijinks and wackiness we’ve come to expect from the Alternate Cinema gang (Seduction, Secret Key, etc). There’s no guy in a gorilla suit, but there are some fart jokes and what sounds like a nasty bout of diarrhea.

Sabrina Faire is a looker, no doubt. But she seemed a bit restrained in her sexual performances. Seduction Cinema veterans AJ Khan and Darian Caine also make appearances and deliver the lesbo goods as expected. Each love scene is filmed with a soft focus that blurs the edges of the surroundings to bring the performers forward, a style that would probably be better suited to the odd dream sequence than every scene.

This is exactly the kind of movie that Seduction Cinema fans would enjoy, with lots of lesbians, tattoos (check out the ink on Molly Heartbreaker as “Dr. Vedder”), and b-movie “badness”. We hope that Secret Key will continue to feature Sabrina Faire in their upcoming releases. She’s still relatively new to the biz, so we hope she’s given time to develop her on-screen skills to complement her considerable on-screen beauty.