Naked Truth

Rating:
Summary: Be Real This Movie Sucks
Review: Ki Toy Johnson Was in the movie for like 3 secs, she didnt get naked, when she started to dance she taken off the stage. I'm from ATl, GA and i've seen the same chicks they show nude in this film cant even get hired at an ATL strip club, even if they gave it up as easily as they did in the movie. But if the purpose of this film was to mislead Ki Toy fans into purchasing a KiToy film he did a good job, but she was not the star in the movie, her name was just in the credits. Also, this film CANNOT even compare to Ice Cube's Player's Club.

Rating:
Summary: Similar to The Players Club...
Review: The Naked Truth is so similar to The Players, but The Players Club would earn more stars. If you enjoyed Players Club, you will like this one too. It stars Ki Toy Johnson, Tiana Jackson, Leland Jones and Trinita Turner. It features music by Thugz Nation, 285, 404 Soldierz, The Ivey Boyz and Juvenile. The cover has the San Francisco Black Film Festival seal for official selection displayed.

The G-Spot is an Atlanta Strip Club that is corrupt. The story focuses on three shake dancers that go by the names Cream, Cat and Belinda. There is a lot of footage of the dancers performing, which may mislead the viewer in the beginning. One may tend to think that the movie is all about flesh, sex, drugs and corruption...but eventually the movie gets into some substance to hold your attention and carry the storyline through. Salem (the club's owner) seems to be all about the money. He has Cream doing more than dancing for him, so I guess he could be called a Pimp too. He installs video cameras so that he can see everything that happens at The G-Spot. He has a cop on his payroll too which leads to murder and mystery. The movie has a few redeeming qualities at the end. One dancer graduates and gets out of the business. A former gay dancer, current cashier turns her life around for the better after her lover is killed. The narrator of the story breaks it down to the naked truth.

Rating:
Summary: Similar to The Players Club...
Review: The Naked Truth is so similar to The Players, but The Players Club would earn more stars. If you enjoyed Players Club, you will like this one too. It stars Ki Toy Johnson, Tiana Jackson, Leland Jones and Trinita Turner. It features music by Thugz Nation, 285, 404 Soldierz, The Ivey Boyz and Juvenile. The cover has the San Francisco Black Film Festival seal for official selection displayed.

The G-Spot is an Atlanta Strip Club that is corrupt. The story focuses on three shake dancers that go by the names Cream, Cat and Belinda. There is a lot of footage of the dancers performing, which may mislead the viewer in the beginning. One may tend to think that the movie is all about flesh, sex, drugs and corruption...but eventually the movie gets into some substance to hold your attention and carry the storyline through. Salem (the club's owner) seems to be all about the money. He has Cream doing more than dancing for him, so I guess he could be called a Pimp too. He installs video cameras so that he can see everything that happens at The G-Spot. He has a cop on his payroll too which leads to murder and mystery. The movie has a few redeeming qualities at the end. One dancer graduates and gets out of the business. A former gay dancer, current cashier turns her life around for the better after her lover is killed. The narrator of the story breaks it down to the naked truth.

Rating:
Summary: Fun movie
Review: This movie is hot. You see a lot of hot women shaking their thang, and at the same time you get a really good story. Unlike other movies where strippers are protrayed as one-dimensional people, the director manages to portray each stripper as a person and a dancer. Some of these women are really hot looking. Some of the acting isn't so good, and some of the acting is pretty good, but it all comes together quite nicely in the end. Watch this movie if you want to see women dancing on poles, and you want to get a good story out of it. Another thing, this movie is realistic.