ESP: Extra Sexual Perception Trailer (1998)

"The Mirror Never Lies..." 01 January 1998 Romance 85 mins

Damon is a down-on-his-luck commercial photographer scratching for every mundane, boring job he can get just to survive. He discovers that a supernatural power has been gifted to him. When he touches someone, he can see their most intimate sexual fantasy. A whole new world of erotic adventure has opened up to him and his normally stuffy photo sessions turn into orgies of eroticism as his subjects let loose their innermost fantasies.

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Cast

Steven Boe as Damon Bradshaw

Lisa Smith as Mary

Leah Kourtne Ballantine as Kerry

Jan Fawcett as Laura

Anthony Montgomery as Tony / Dancer

Sandra Avelli as Erica

Sage Kirkpatrick as Exotic Dancer

Luis Medina as Ricky

Tim Holmes as Arthur

Tom Westbrook as Jerry

Leslie La Page as Nancy

Marina Benvenga as Patti, Businesswoman

Amanda Sneva as Biker's Girl

John Sarkisian as Mob Boss

Shannon Frank as Call Girl

Julie Ann Heck as Jerry's Wife

Crew

Mark Burman Producer

Stefan Rudnicki Director

Nadja Dee Witherbee Director of Photography

Christian Fickle Writer

International Releases Dates

United States 01 January 1998

Production Companies

Penthouse

Burman Entertainment

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