Genre: Straight, couples

Director: Nicholas Steele

Running time: 86 minutes

Production date: 1999

Cast: Evan Stone, Brick Majors, Mark Davis, Keri Windsor, Tera Patrick, Syndee Steele, Vivian Valentine, Alexa Rae, Charlie

Extras: Interactive Menus,
DVD-ROM Compatible,
Cast Biographies,
Previews,
Full Motion Chapter Indexing,
Photo Gallery Of The Stars,
"Behind The Scenes" Additional Footage,
Hot Shot Button,
Internet Access

Audio and Video: It was digitally remastered for our viewing and listening pleasure. Cool!

Body:

A beautiful blend of artistic themes, romantic situations and blistering erotica, "Fire and Ice" is the ultimate couple's video.

OK, now that I've disposed with the fancy descriptions required of every female adult reviewer, let me make one thing perfectly clear: Evan Stone looks incredible in this film. Painfully gorgeous. Yeah baby.

Evan starts off the tape in a scene with Syndee Steele, in which the two play artists in preparation for a big show. Or they were preparing, before Syndee decides to seduce Evan with an erotic fire dance. Yes, she does use actual fire as part of her seductive jig; this may seem a bit extreme, but Smoky the Bear be damned! This man is worth it.

And he rewards Syndee with an extended sex scene that involves kissing, oral pleasuring and intercourse.

The two are an attractive screen couple, and both show strong acting skills in the scene. It's a good way to start the show.

The second scene of "Fire and Ice" involves a girl-girl pairing between Keri Windsor and Charlie. They cover one another in clay, ala Ghost, and share some special friendship time and a strap-on dildo.

As lovely as they are, I simply don't go that route. And I breathed a sigh of relief at the opening of the third scene, when Evan made a welcome return as the artist Stuart (Stuart?).

In this scene he's posing as a model for another artist, and ends up sharing a three-way on the grounds of a sprawling country estate with Jessica Drake and Vivian Valentine.

Nicholas Steele be blessed, the viewer sees just as much of Evan as she does of the women, and in a variety of appealing positions.

I'm sure there exists some equal opportunity law which requires me to mention that "Fire and Ice" marked the film debut of Tera Patrick (billed here as Tara). She appears here in a romantic scene with the very handsome Brick Majors.

After complaining to Brick about the stress of the upcoming art show (note to self: I must learn to pout like that), Tera surrenders to his passionate attempts at comfort. Very well done.

Brick delivers an encore performance in scene five, which takes place immediately following the art show. It seems like these people would be too physically spent at this point to put on an art show, but ah well. . .

Brick, along with Mark Davis and Brandon Iron, pleasure featured artist Alexa Rae in the art gallery. Was this her prize for winning the art show? If so, Goldenmuse is dusting off her old watercolor set -- pronto!!!

Much has been said about the final scene of "Fire and Ice," in which Keri Windsor has intercourse with a detailed, very impressive ice sculpture of a naked man. Keri and the sculpture are both ravishing, but as a woman all I have to say is, "Ouch!"

Concluding Words: Much like the artwork that serves as its subject, "Fire and Ice" is truly a thing of beauty. The acting, dialogue and production values are uniformly excellent, and it's the rare production that appeals equally to women, men and couples.