Jennifer Burton Movies

A man finds himself crossing the line between fun and games and fatal obsessions in this erotic thriller. While attending his ten-year high school reunion, Jeff (Doug Jeffery) becomes reacquainted with his old girlfriend Angela (Jennifer Burton), and discovers that while she was a bit flighty years ago, Angela has since developed a sexually adventurous streak. At first, Angela's erotic preoccupations are playful, such as making love in public or on top of a tall building, but once Jeff is caught in Angela's sexual web, her tastes become more intense and more dangerous, and in time Jeff realizes that her erotic appetites have deadly consequences. Mischievous was also released under the title Friend of the Family 3: Mischievous, though it has no direct connection with the first two films in the series. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

The line between corporate and sexual politics gets blurred in this softcore erotic drama. Ken Steadman stars as Michael, a business executive who dumps his girlfriend Melody (Pamela Dickerson) because she's not sexually exciting enough. When he meets a new co-worker, Suzanne (Lisa Boyle), he senses an instant attraction, and he's thrilled when it develops that Suzanne is the dominatrix of his dreams and is as interested in playing kinky sex games as he is; however, Suzanne's former lover, Nick (James Dizazzo), should serve as a cautionary tale since he's slowly losing his grip on reality. Not one to heed common sense, Michael plunges headlong into a torrid affair with Suzanne marked by athletic bouts of sadism, masochism, and twisted psychology. When it develops that Suzanne is using her feminine wiles to get ahead in the workplace with a Japanese client at Michael's expense, their relationship devolves into a tug of war for control, culminating in Suzanne having Michael arrested on false rape charges and Michael attacking his onetime love. The film is followed by a sequel, I Like to Play Games Too (1998). ~ Karl Williams, Rovi

Voyeurism and exhibitionism go helpfully hand in hand in this adult-oriented drama. Paul (Robert Medford) is a photographer with a lot on his mind; his first one-man show is about to open at a local gallery, and his marriage to Samantha (Jennifer Burton) is hitting the skids. However, Paul does notice that a beautiful woman named Elise (Kehli O'Byrne) has moved into the building across the street. Paul enjoys watching Elise through his telescope (her habit of spending most of her time in her lingerie hardly hurts matters), but before long, he discovers that Elise is watching him as well through a viewing device of her own. Paul is not aware that the big attraction at his apartment is Samantha's ongoing affair with his good friend Alex (Steve Sherwin), but Paul discovers that he enjoys watching Elise watch him, and vice versa, leading to a variety of complicated sexual scenarios. Watch Me was the debut feature from writer and director Lipo Ching. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

Jennifer Burton, Monique Parent and Julie Strain star in this sensual drama about Jeanie and Lindsay, two friends who while on a vacation in Palm Springs decide to spice up their lives with a game of "consensual voyeurism" that leads them into a game of seeing who can out-taboo who. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi