Bare Deception

This is Tane McClure's best film by far. The Sex is Super hot and she has never looked better. Do not worry about the movie plot or the story line the whole reason to watch this film is Tane McClure. This film starts off with a bang right from the first scene. and only gets better after that. The company that made this film is the best softcore producers out there right now Hollydream production. Anything you see by them get it you will not be disappointed.

I could have sworn this movie was on Cinemax every night for more than 3 months. After I got past Bare Deceptions weak excuse/plot for a B-movie I actually started to like it. Tane McClure plays a ratings grabbing Radio Talk-show host that creates a scandalous radio dating service. Of course the usual sex and murder ensues with abundance in this made for T.V. erotic thriller. But, if you are a Tane McClure fan you will not only love the way she looks in this one, but try as you might, especially if you have watched Bare Deception as much as I have, your going to like this film. At least you will late at night.

Sure, the plot is predictable and we've seen it before (Talk Sex for example), OK, so the movie gets boring at some points, but damn, Tane McClure has never looked this good before. She's the ultimate sexy mature blonde in the soft core sex business.

I don't know what she did to herself but she's in her sexiest form; the pink lipstick she wears through the film makes her look foxier than ever. Also, her body is perfect. Those breasts, her legs.

Anyways, the first sex scene comes immediately after the opening credits and features a sexy Mc Clure with her partner. Then the unfaithful man goes on with another blonde girl, then Mc Clure repeats in her hottest sex scene in the movie. Oh, but the movie gets better and longer sex scenes.

If you are a fan of Tane, this is the movie you should watch. Not as good as "Sexual Roulette" but still one of Tane's best.

Three sex scenes - two with McClure - within the first 20 mins leave no doubt about what kind of movie 'Bare Deception' is. A fact not gonna be lost on the people who choose to watch it, but the erotic thriller - entire T&A genre - has always been a hit or miss affair even at it's peak. If all you crave is female nudity then this title will do the job, but forget any decent story here.

Julia (Tane McClure) and her producer bf Christian (Daniel Anderson) launch a racy radio talk show in LA looking to establish itself and gain ratings, attract sponsors. Naturally he's cheating on her. Responding to the women who call in looking for sexy times. When the first match turns up dead the question becomes is it a random killer or is someone from the show involved?

The concept used here isn't new and that's fine. It can work if they're willing to build a decent mystery. That doesn't seem to be the focus though and everything is extremely rushed. Plus the killer only strikes once so there's not even any real suspense or tension. A low budget film thru and thru the cast is small so the list of suspects is pretty narrow and ultimately doesn't even matter.

'Bare Deception' isn't a golden example of what this genre or it's plot device can do at it's best. A solid title will titillate with a story that is interesting. What's on display here is dull with no atmosphere in the whodunit department right up until the end which is a joke. Tane and a few other ladies supply some T&A, but that alone can't elevate this flick into something better.

I really couldn't follow the story all that well, because it seemed bounce all over the place. It's yet another one in the "erotic thriller" genre that we all know so well. Tane McClure (as the talk show host) and Michelle von Flotow (as the phone call screener) give this flick the babes it needs to succeed in the sex scene department.

This movie would be better if the wafer-thin plot had a point, made sense, or didn't go all over the place.