arguably good for one or two begrudgingly goofy laffs.

Luckless Schlemiel Bobby (James Davies) unexpectedly unleashes lusty genie Dancee (Heide Paine), thereby fatefully uncorking his sexual fantasies, leading somewhat crudely to a whole milky mess of asinine misadventures. This largely guileless example of slapstick n' tickle is given a momentary charge of pulchritudinous pep by the vivacious presence of Stella (Ruth Collins), Bobby's busty girl-next-door fantasy, but the prosaic text, and grossly exaggerated sitcom performances frequently proves enervating. Fortunately, Wildest Dreams isn't a totally indigestible sh%t shingle, there's plentiful, juicy-looking T&A, and the feisty, wise ass genie Dancee provides one of the film's more engaging performances. If one lowers expectations to the Pleistocene period, this unstintingly inane romp is arguably good for one or two begrudgingly goofy laffs. I didn't actively loathe it, Wildest Dreams ruthlessly shrill tone, excruciating score, and botched TV pilot aesthetic fitfully provided random trace-elements of unintentional hilarity. B-fans might be aware that James Davies appeared in slasher schlocker Pledge Night, the delicious Ruth Collins rocked audaciously hard in Doom Asylum and picante pop tart Heide Paine appeared in Olen Ray's Wizard of The Demon's sword.

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