The team of Simon Wolf and Bud Lee, with regular screenwriter George Kaplan, conjured up this entertaining porn fantasy, brought to life by a fine performance (as usual) by Inari Vachs.

She plays the title B*tch, a stereotypical glamor lady introduced at a cocktail party gossiping with kindred spirits and acting haughty as all get out. When she's mean to a beggar (scripter Kaplan with lots of Orson Welles makeup on) who crashes the party, he puts a curse on her, and soon it's a trip to fantasyland.

Vachs is commandeered by an oddball sort of pimp character played by Seth Gecko, an Adult industry hanger-on and frequent NonSex player. He's working for the mysterious beggar (Kaplan) character, and plans to add Inari to his roster of prostitutes, after showing her various scenes of debauchery, the usual porn vignette format.

Most of the sex scenes involve ladies from her real life, presumably doppelgangers, like in "The Wizard of Oz". These actresses all deliver extremely hot sex scenes, including such superstars as Kylie Ireland, Sydnee Steele and Nicole Sheridan.

Title was issued on a 2-DVD set by Adam & Eve, with lots of background material provided by director Bud Lee, as well as an insight into the world of animal-lover Simon Wolf, a vastly underrated (20 years later) porn producer. Lee explains many of the film's key setpieces, including an adventurous Old West segment, and a complex ballroom scene. Mia Smiles appears uncredited in that scene, while Julie Meadows has a brief cameo in the opening party segment.

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