Quite a bit more interesting than the average b-movie teen lust flick, "Blown Away" captures viewers with naked vixen Nicole Eggert, and the hapless Corey duo, Haim and Feldman. Despite the quite overused mexican stand-off ending and meandering plot, this movie does have a bit of style: dialogue, wardrobe, its young cast, and last but not least, the ever-creepy Jean LeClerc, as Eggert's "overprotective" father.

I usually don't recommend a film based simply on it's sex appeal, but this time I have to. I have always found Nicole Eggert to be extremely attractive and in here she shows off how sexy she can be. The story itself is fairly simple but it is well done. Eggert is a beautiful young woman that has too much money. Her mother is dead and she is trying to convince Haim that her dad should be the next one to go. Okay, ho hum. But when this film concentrates on sex and naughtiness and all that wonderful stuff that guys want to see, it is so much fun to watch. I really don't think this film is aimed at women so any ladies that are angry that this film is exploitive and garnered simply to us guys, then I understand your your anger. But these films don't come out too often anymore so this is one of those guilty pleasures that I recommend every guy get to see once. Eggert is hot. And she is hot in this film. If that is excuse enough for you to see this film, then bravo. If you need more than just breasts and sex scenes and leather to keep you interested in a movie, then skip this one. But man, this is a hot movie.

It's just another movie with the Corey Boyz (Haim & Feldman). It started with the "Lost Boys" and, who knows? They might make a new reunion film.

Other than that, It's Nicole Eggert from "Charles in Charge" fame. Like the previous commentator, it's her naked through about, oh, two-thirds of the film. Nothing wrong with that. She's hot. She plays the teen femme fatale, who is just plain horny. No rhyme or reason. She just shags and kills. She's angry at her dad, like all teenage kids are usually. Ho-hum!

Bottom line: it's one of those movies to watch when you're feeling funny downstairs. Have fun drooling!