Bikini Summer 2 [DVD]

Bikini Summer 2 was a 1992 late-night straight-to-cable movie starring Melinda Armstrong, Maureen Flaherty, Richard Arbolino, Robert Milano, Tracy Dali, Jessica Hahn, and Avalon Anders. It is basically a D-Level movie with a silly plot to fill in material between scenes of the gorgeous women in various states of undress. The plot involves the daughters (played by Armstrong and Flaherty) of a wealthy businessman (played by Arbolino) helping a homeless guy (played by Milano) after the family's limo driver hits him with the car. Jessica Hahn plays the rich guy's wife whom he constantly ignores and cheats on.Ultimately, it is what you would expect from a late-night cable movie. The writing and acting are pretty bad, but the film was made to show off the good-looking cast. There is swearing and nudity, but nothing explicit, just bare breasts and butts. The movie has a couple of funny lines, but overall, the plot is pretty forgettable. You will not miss much if you skip it, but if you watched it when it first aired, it is kind of a blast from the past.

GREAT GALS!!

Very Pleased

fairly good quality--couple good photos

If you like fake breasts, then you'll love this movie. Every women except for one that is topless in this movie has fake ones.

Bikini Summer 2 was a "Skinemax" special from the early to mid-1990s. Basically, a Playboy-style movie that had a loose, and very stupid plot, that was basically there between scenes of B-movie models nude or in softcore simulated sex scenes. The big casting coup was Jessica Hahn who was cashing in on her 15 minutes of fame from her affair with televangelist Jim Bakker, and the Playboy shoot that she had around the same time this came out. Ironically, Hahn was never nude in the movie at all, just sat around in lingerie, bikinis, and one dominatrix outfit. Avalon Anders had most of the noteworthy nude scenes in the movie.Overall, the movie is pretty much what you would expect. Stupid, with bad acting, but a lot of good-looking people. For those of us who were teenagers in the mid-1990s and remember it from late-night cable if you really want it, it is available on DVD, but it is out of print, so you will spend way more than it is worth. I bought it on VHS back in 1999, watched it a couple of times, and now have it in a box with my last few remaining VHS tapes likely never to be watched again.

Bad.

Start with the first Bikini Summer movie. It's the same movie only way better. You won't have to put up with some boring subplot about helping a couple of homeless people. That could have been a nice Disney movie but doesn't belong in Bikini Summer. And the first movie has more nudity - even a couple of full-frontal scenes. I think that gives an extra dimension to movies like this.