Review of Erotic Obsessions (2002 Film):

“Erotic Obsessions” had sex-a-plenty, and that’s a good thing in a softcore film. The plot was a bit hard to follow at times, though.

Griffin Drew stars as Lena Sloan, a photojournalist eager for that one big story to catapult her career to the big time. Her ex-boyfriend, James, enjoys recording the sexual escapades of his next-door neighbor, Celia (played by Flower). One night, while taping Celia having sex with her boyfriend, he gets a call from someone. He’s obviously angry at whomever called, and slams the phone down in disgust. After Celia’s latest “episode” is over, he puts the camera away as usual. The next day, he’s a victim of a hit-and-run and specific tapes from his vast collection of voyeur films are missing. Furthermore, a woman from the apartment directly above Celia’s was murdered the night before.

Women: A- (Griffin Drew and Flower are all you need. The redhead didn’t look all that great and actually brought this grade down a couple of notches.)

Sex: A+ (The sex was very realistic; lots of moaning and gyrating. Griffin is getting up in years now, but she can bump and grind with the best of them, even a pretty little thing like Flower.)

Story: C+ (It started out okay, but then things got confusing in the middle, which made the end a complete mess.)

Overall: B+ (This movie gets high marks solely on the strength of Griffin and Flower’s performances. Griffin Drew is okay as a lead actress, and she did a good job here in her role as Lena Sloan. Flower was there primarily for sexual purposes; not very many lines, but she showed gratuitous amounts of skin. In short, I liked the sex scenes, but not the stuff around them.)