Harry Frosty Knight is a hardboiled New York City private dick reminiscent of Joe Dallesandro. He always gets his man, but more importantly, of course, always gets his women. And anyone else's woman he can lay his pretty boy hands on. In Expose Me, Lovely, his newest case will drag him through places he's never been. This piece of pulp packs its own punch of bizarre insanity. It also packs in some supremely tasty sex sessions, with guest appearances by the likes of Jennifer Welles and Annie Sprinkle. Frosty, played by Ras Kean, is hired by Cary Lacy as Miss Karen Spencer, concerned sister from Oregon looking for her brother. The details given our hero are typical, involving a dying father and a last will. Frosty Knight runs through the usual ex-girlfriends and acting teachers, searching for a clue. In the midst, he finds Karen in need of some comfort, which comes in the form of some sticky sweet lovin', of course. Frosty makes the acquaintance of a kooky cock-sculptress living in an abandoned synagogue. Their scene together is super fucking hot. The fucking and sucking and cumming and cumming are the perfect definition of seventies hardcore. The music is amazing and the sex is dripping with itself. Further down the trail, after finding the first dead body, Harry Knight follows a tall African waitress home to interview her roommate. What ensues is absolute bliss in the form of orgiastic loving following an amazing striptease dance session. Unfortunately for our hero, he gets too close to a truth not even hinted at by Karen Spencer and winds up fleeing from the cops, the primary suspect in the murder of the genitalia artist. He has no other choice to flee to his ex-wife, none other than Jennifer Welles. Frosty manages to get her back in the sack for some hot and heavy sex. The tale of murder and deceit ends with a shock that could only originate from the seedy streets of New York in those fabulous 1970's. Armand Weston packs lots of sex in Expose Me, but just as much story and charm to keep golden age hardcore fans coming back for more and more. Cast: Annie Sprinkle, Catherine Burgess, Cynthia Gardner, Jennifer Welles, Jodi Maxwell, Yolanda Savalas, Bobby Astyr, Ian Morley, Ras Kean, Todd Pembrooke
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