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A congresswoman and a gaggle of other blondes appear before a mysterious Grand Inquisitor at the "Brain Exchange." A myriad of blonde jokes and sex scenes follow.

Felecia is the manager of an (almost) all-girl surf band featuring Jill Kelly, Shayla LaVeaux, Nikita, P.J. Sparxx, Kelsey Heart and Timber and a guy on drums. They're looking for their big break into the recording industry. Felecia gets them an interview with a recording industry biggie played by Jim Holliday, while their vocalist friend Danielle Rogers gets their music on the air by fucking a local DJ. Holliday likes their stuff, gives them a contract and gets them a magazine interview and a cable TV special.

An escaped convict and a call girl meet and form an unlikely bond while on a road trip evading various contract killers and police agents looking for them.

Frat guys have mysteriously been disappearing for 40 years from Lost River College... Upsilon Sigma Sorority has been suspected...and now, finally, the mystery is revealed.

Move over - Jim Holliday is bag free and more EXTREME than ever before and the big difference is that the sex in Eternal Virgins is better photographed and more erotic than the current gonzo garbage being produced... The single most original and innovative adult director has hit the bullseye again... Eternal Virgins deals with the sleazy world of traveling telephone hucksters simultaneously running a double edged con - a spurious circus promotion on one hand and a scam of the social directory on the other. What the viewer gets is a lesson in ethics set against the kind of wall-to-wall sex Holliday has not achieved for many years. Of the 8 scenes, there is not a single dud to be found. Eternal Virgins is a delightfully dirty movie with a conscience. 100% BACKDOOR... 100% BAREBACK (a word we use for all natural sex).

Misty is a 'good-witch' with expertise in helping the lovelorn find true love. When Misty receives a visit from a woman requiring Misty's assistance in gaining the affection of the man she loves, Misty gladly accepts the job after she sees a picture of the handsome object of her clients' affection. Now smitten with her clients love interest herself, Misty sets out to cast a spell on him to make him fall in love with her instead of her client. What Misty soon discovers though is that when it comes to matters of the heart, sometimes all the magic in the world can't guarantee love.