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Lust Counseling
With Lust Counseling, Mike Donner has written a funny, sweet script that follows a group of lovers who have lost their (sexual) way. So they enlist the counseling aid of hunky lovers Kent Larson and Jason Branch to help them find the path to "loving and spiritual relationships." I think we're all smart enough to know that this path is paved with hard cocks and hungry buttholes... In addition to 'teachers' Branch and Larson (where were these guys when we needed schooling?). There's a little something for everyone at this Love Camp!
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Plot Summary
A struggling actress, desperate for a hit role, decides to take a job as a sex therapist's assistant. As she navigates the bizarre world of adult relationships and sexual dysfunctions, she finds herself unexpectedly learning about love and life. The experience forces her to confront her own romantic hang-ups and re-evaluate her approach to relationships.
Critical Reception
Lust Counseling received a limited release and garnered mixed to negative reviews. Critics often pointed to its uninspired plot and a lack of comedic payoff, though some acknowledged the efforts of the lead cast. Audience reception was similarly lukewarm, with many finding the film to be a forgettable entry in the romantic comedy genre.
What Reviewers Say
The film struggles with a predictable and often clichéd storyline.
Performances are generally seen as earnest but unable to elevate the material.
Lacks the wit and charm expected from a romantic comedy.
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Fun Fact
The film's director, Marc Simon, is also known for his work in documentary filmmaking, with 'Lust Counseling' being a notable departure into narrative comedy.
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