The title of this movie covers the theme pretty well. It’s four scenes of folks working out special deals with their landlords in exchange for sexual favors. It’s pretty basic and a couple of the scenes follow that fantasy throughout. The others just use it as opening dialog and then get to the sex. Either way, it isn’t so specific a fantasy as to limit the appeal.
This is Evan Stone’s directorial debut. It seems odd that he has been around so long and done so many features without ever giving it a shot. Appropriately his first effort is a comedy. Evan and company are TSA agents and their job is to keep us safe in the air. That could open the door for a great story, but it doesn’t. Instead it gives us a series of one-liners about cavity searches, terrorists with guns and genital pericings.
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