Joey Silvera is the Dream Merchant, presented on a bare blackout set, wearing his cool "shades" and cracking walnuts with a hammer. He's gruff with his customers, and pornographer Jack Stephen lets the cast do lots of improvised dialogue.' Basically, he will make his clients' dreams come true for a price. With a snap of his fingers or a pretend hit on the head with his hammer, he transports them to bliss, namely some very crummy set where they will make love to a dream girl.

That simple premise doesn't go very far, as the scenes are simple-minded. First client Sunny McKay wants to spice up her love life with husband Wayne Summers, and that's what she gets for $200. Wayne comes by and wants to role-play as a Cagney-styled gangster, so he's transporeted to 1933 with a snazzy gangster outfit and machine gun, to be serviced by flapper Lauren Brice.

In one of the show's weakest scenes, its biggest star Racquel Darrian makes love to her main squeeze Derrick Lane, as usual. Then Brice returns and humps Racquel. Finally, Joey decides it's time for him to get some and he revamps himself into a vintage Brando imitation, humping young Ashley Dunn.

It doesn't add up to much, but is a goofy enough diversion, entertaining in a dumb fashion.

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