Ruby is looking for something new, a new desire, a new adventure and this begins after sexually blowing the mind and energy from O-Roc the Pusher. She takes his stash and takes an afternoon walk. During the walk she takes a hit and begins to trip, which leads her to find Misty. Together they go back to Misty’s, where they begin a long exhausting journey into drug laden sex. One that produces some of the most desirable feelings for both Misty and Ruby. Snorting coke, popping ecstasy and ravaging each other comes to a crashing holt when their stash drys up. Coming down from such a high is hard and there is only one way to stop the fall. Thinking the best and quickest way to get back on the high, Misty informs Ruby of a possible stash, she was going to be a little while in getting it, but she would be back. Of course during the course of Misty’s absence, she goes stir crazy. After hours of waiting and no sign Misty, she decides to check her own source. After scoring, Ruby gets back on the train to destruction. She decides that she’ll only do half the stash and save the rest for Misty, but as all junkies know, that doesn’t go to far. Finally Misty shows with a fresh stash, she allows Ruby first hit. That hit would be Ruby’s last.

A remake of the 1969 film of the same name, directed by Nick Philips. Remade under the direction of Seduction Cinema staple beauty Misty Mundae. Showing that she’s not just a pretty face and sexy babe in front of the camera, Mundae does an incredible job. Although there’s really next to no dialogue, Mundae is able to convey the whole story with ease. For her first time behind the camera, she seems to have a natural sense of direction. Simple and to the point, Misty pushes through her plot and driving it over the edge. Characters portrayals are very intense as well as pushing the envelope the brink. Lead beauty Ruby Larocca with her gothic charm and her sensuous body language bring a definite reality to the onscreen character of Ruby. From straight sex to lesbian sex, to ecstasy popping to coke snorting, she has that consist look about her that is would make you easy mistake her for the real deal. The chemistry between her and Misty Mundae reflected best during their drug and sex binge. Two female junkies blasting each other with lesbian eroticism, while indulging with mind altering substances. The score provided by Tim Tomorrows fits like a glove to the hot action going on. Bluesy riffs and jazzy jabs intertwine with a dark underlining bass, will have your ears and mind hypnotized. Leaving you just as high as the rest of the characters on the screen.

 

"TOO MUCH, AND NEVER ENOUGH"-RUBY

The Seduction Cinema limited 2 DVD is packed with goodness. Not only do you have the main feature of Misty Mundae’s LUSTFUL ADDICTION, but you are also taken back to the day with the original LUSTFUL ADDICTION from 1969 directed by Nick Philips. Double the pleasure, pleasure that even Double Mint can’t provide. 42^nd Street Pete begin the extras with his look back at 70's smut on the big screen or in the old movie houses more like it. Then he hands over the details to an up close chat with Misty Mundae. After all the interviews, your blasted with trailers galore. First the trailers for both versions of LUSTFUL ADDITION, then onto some of RETRO-SEDUCTION’S other titles. Each disc is numbered to show it’s edition number, and it comes with a full color 12 page booklet. Hey, I’m not finished here, there’s more! That’s right, the second disc features soundtrack music for both LUSTFUL ADDICTION and ROXANNA. So, there you are, even though the disc isn't as hot as Misty Mundae herself, it is well worth the mola!