The prolific director John T. Bone went to Australia with several American actors in tow to direct this above-par Adult feature, which benefits greatly from the local atmosphere and location shooting. There are even a couple of impressive crane shots as the show has the look of a mainstream movie (shot on video variety).

The story line is dropped (or given short shrift in the final reels) in favor of the sex scenes. It concerns Randy Spears being sent to the Aussie boondocks to shut down a wood-processing plant and to find the guy (Tom Byron) who was sent on this corporate down-sizing assignment but vanished.

Of course Tom is alive and well and humping, and joined in the sex by Spears, after Randy at first has fun with a crummy disguise and vocal treatment pretending to be some old geezer. His cover is blown and so is his cock.

Local talent includes star Sunny McKay, who made innumerable porn videos in California as well. Sort of in-joke credits have some players credited with local place names, such as Mel Bourne and Alice Springs.

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