PRIVATE EYES SYNOPSIS
Felicia Fox is Natalie, an up and coming private investigator. Although she is very good, she keeps getting over looked as the owner favors his less talented nephew. Natalie is out to prove to her boss that she's the best person to take over the company and will do anything to become the boss...

PRIVATE EYES REVIEW
XXX star Stormy Daniels takes a turn in the director's seat for Private Eyes, the story of one woman's rise to the top of her private investigation firm (and the depths to which she had to sink to get there). From pretending to be a hooker to hiding in a suspected dognapper's closet, Detective Natalie Baker (Felicia Fox) has done quite a lot to get where she is today. She narrates her story to us (which, of course, includes lots of spying on couples having sex), so we understand just how difficult her rise to glory has been. Although the story is well-written, it's unfortunate that Felicia Fox was given the lead role; her acting couldn't be worse. Her best moments are her three sex scenes, one in the bedroom with her boyfriend Chris (Kris Knight), another in a bathroom with suspected adulteress, Claire (Nicole Sheridan) and a third on the desk of her office with the new partner of her firm, Stevens (Eric Masterson). Felicia's foxy body leaves nothing to be desired; it's only her appalling delivery and silly head wobbles that make us groan in agony. One of the better performances is that of Mike Horner (a big name star from the 70s and 80s) as Mr. Polaski, the first boss of the P.I. firm. Although he doesn't appear in any sex scenes, his abilities as an actor elevate the film from the pits of despair that Felicia brings it to. Equally entertaining is Eric Masterson as Mr. Polaski's nephew; his goofy portrayal of the character is perfectly charming. In addition to Horner & Masterson's performances, Private Eyes is saved by the fact that it contains six steamy sex scenes, each one chock full of the requisite acts and a little anal sex, too. Yes, Stormy Daniels has done a nice job directing Private Eyes; its only drawback is that the lead role is so dialogue heavy and the lead actress can't act. Skip these sections and you'll have yourself a thoroughly enjoyable time.