A Stroke At Midnight (US) (1993)
Title: Everyone Had Her But The Groom
Year: 1993
Country: United States
Language: English
Length: 80 minutes
Synopsis:
The film follows Piper, who is set to marry Brad, creating a whirlwind of romantic entanglements leading up to their wedding day. Piper is infatuated with her bridesmaid Lucky and the best man Mike. Meanwhile, Brad is involved with Piper's mother and is also helping the caterer, Marvin, entertain the maid of honor, Muffy. The story culminates in Piper and Brad's wedding, but it is clear that their relationship dynamics remain unchanged despite the vows.
Scene Highlights: 1. Sharon Kane and Nick East:
The scene portrays intense chemistry between the two characters, marked by passionate kissing and physical intimacy. The action features various sexual positions, but the camera work focuses more on Nick, detracting from the overall experience..
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Tyffany Million and Sean Michaels:
This segment emphasizes genuine affection and a passionate connection between the two. Their interaction includes sensual kissing and various sexual positions, culminating in a more tender conclusion.. -
Rebecca Bardoux, Marc Wallice, and Nick East:
This scene showcases Rebecca's eagerness as she engages intimately with both men. Despite the excitement, the camera angles do not effectively capture the action, resulting in a less impactful experience.. -
Tyffany Million and Roxanne Blaze:
The interaction is characterized by sensuality and tenderness, with both performers exploring each other's bodies intimately, leading to a satisfying conclusion for both.. -
Roxanne Blaze and Marc Wallice:
This bathroom encounter is filled with heat but suffers from poor camera angles that hinder the depiction of their actions. The scene finishes with a less impressive climax compared to expectations. Overall, the film presents a mix of romantic and sexual encounters, highlighting the complexities of relationships while maintaining a focus on individual scenes that vary in intensity and execution.
