An Eternal Love

It starts with a romantic encounter between “buzz hot” starlet Tori Black and Rocco Reed. Dim romantic lighting, background music, set the stage for an oral sex scene while Tori returns the favor with a lot of eye contact, then moving to girl-on-top position. Plenty of shots of her, but he's pretty much faceless. Then she wakes up.

It was another dream about her dead husband, we hear in voice over. "He has taken over my life fully, completely. I can't do anything without seeing or feeling him, and when I don't I find myself waiting for it to happen again." She pep-talks herself in the mirror, telling herself it's time to move on, but when she slips the wedding ring off, she sees him in the mirror. She's a writer, nominally, but she's been blocked since hubby died. She needs a change. Enter free-spirit Lexi Belle, who has invited a couple of guys over to snap Tori out of her funk.

One of the guys, Danny Mountain, is fumble-mouthed and depressed, but not too depressed for Black to imagine him nailing her slutty sister by the pool. When Lexi and Johnny get together (Imagine "When Harry Met Sally" in about 50 seconds of hurried dialogue, followed by an unhurried sex scene) the sight reminds Black of what she's been missing. Talking with Mountain, she learns that he lost his girlfriend three years ago. When they head for the bedroom, a ghostly Reed heads for the door. Life goes on.

A good combination of plot and hardcore that should satisfy fans of both genres.