This 2000 film, which is also known as SECRET GIRLFRIEND CLUB, from writer Louise Monclair and director Sybil Richards has a simple premise. Three female friends discover that their husbands have cheated on them and decide to get revenge by going out and getting some extra tail on the side for themselves. Luckily, Richards has assembled an A-list cast of softcore talent to fill out this film, which stars Shauna O’Brien as Stephanie, Griffen Drew as Gwen, and Kira Reed Lorsch as Trudy.

The film opens with Stephanie’s husband, Arthur (Justin Carroll, aka Hal Hutton), having sex with another woman (played by Susan Hale) in his and Stephanie’s bed. Afterwards, Stephanie comes home and catches them, then storms out. She meets Gwen and Trudy for drinks and tells them. She’s ready to get a divorce now, and Trudy agrees that she should, but Gwen tells them Stephanie should stay and get revenge. She tells the story of how she caught her husband Peter (Brad Bartram) cheating on her with his secretary Paula (Kris Andre), and we see that scene in a flashback, which starts with Paula stripping for Peter in his office, followed by sex on the couch. Gwen walks in just as it’s over, and she uses Peter’s guilt about cheating in order to get him to spend more of his money on her, including buying a massive mansion for them to live in. Gwen also says that she’s occasionally cheated too, as payback. The other girls are shocked, and later, back at Gwen’s place, they watch in disbelief as Gwen has sex with her pool boy, Carlos (Karl Silver), in her pool.

That night, back on her own, Trudy is in bed with her husband Calvin (Jack Ketchmark), and they talk about Stephanie and Arthur. Trudy, who we learn has never been with another man other than Calvin, is feeling insecure about her marriage after learning about Stephanie and Gwen’s marriages, but Calvin swears he never has and never will cheat on her, and they have sex. The next morning, Trudy wakes up and Calvin is gone, having left her a note telling her that he’s leaving her for another woman.

Trudy has lunch with Stephanie and Gwen, and they console her. Gwen once again tries to convince them to get back at their husbands by having affairs of their own. The ladies somewhat reluctantly agree, and Gwen prepares to teach them the art of having affairs.

First, Gwen tries to set Stephanie up on a blind date with a man named Jeff (played by Jesse Coleman, whom I recognize as the man credited as “Samuel Iam” in the movie Exposed), but Stephanie panics and leaves. That night, Trudy goes to the building where her husband works and seduces one of his coworkers, Harry (Jarod Carey), and they have sex on his desk in his office. The next day Trudy tells Gwen and Stephanie about it, and Stephanie fantasizes about having sex with Harry on his desk just like Trudy did. Later, back at her house, Stephanie is alone when the cable guy (Everett Rodd) comes over, and she seduces him.

Now that the ice is broken, the ladies are ready to embrace their new lifestyle. Trudy brings Harry to her home to have sex again. Stephanie runs into Jeff at the grocery store and brings him back to her house for sex. Then Trudy goes to Gwen’s house to seduce Carlos, although they don’t show a whole scene with them. Then we see Gwen having sex with Peter.

An undetermined amount of time later, the ladies meet for drinks again to catch up on their lives. Trudy is in the middle of divorcing Calvin and she and Harry are planning to move in together, Gwen and Peter are happier together and preparing to go off on a second honeymoon, while Stephanie is ready to start a relationship with Jeff. THE END

Okay, so the story is pretty lame, but the ladies are hot, and they get naked an awful lot in it. In addition to the sex scenes, there are several scenes where the ladies are changing clothes together and putting on bikinis and lingerie. So I highly recommend this film, with a Chacebook rating of FIVE STARS

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