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A fairly effective dramedy obviously made with a modest budget, Tropic Of Desire is pretty well made. The cinematography makes the most of the sets and while the vast majority of the film takes place only in a couple of rooms, it's nicely lit and Chinn does a decent job of creating and maintaining the illusion. The period attire and score help here too. The cast, however, are what really make this. Jessie St. James is pretty smoldering here and gets quite a bit of screen time while Susan Nero and Mandy Ashely do fine work as well. Spelvin, not surprisingly, steals the show. She has a solo scene involving a conveniently placed throw pillow early on in the movie but it's her final scene with the beautiful Dorothy LeMay that really cooks. Chinn was definitely recycling some of the ideas that he toyed around with earlier in Sadie, but Tropic Of Desire absolutely has enough going for it in its own right to be quite worthwhile.
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WTF the fisting scene isnt there 
When they watch the black and white film he is fisting her
When they watch the black and white film he is fisting her
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