Unlawful Entry (1992)

A married couple have their home broken into and robbed, only for that to become the least of their problems in the tense thriller, Unlawful Entry (1992). Michael (Kurt Russell) and Karen Carr (Madeleine Stowe) get their house broken into and robbed while they're still inside of it, and rightfully freak out. After calling the police, officer Pete Davis (Ray Liotta) helps them install a burglary system to prevent future attacks. The generosity from Liotta’s character, though, morphs into an unsettling surveillance as he continues to drop by the couples home completely unannounced. After witnessing Pete violently assault the man who robbed their house when Michael's not willing to dole out that kind of vigilante justice, Michael becomes disturbed by Pete. But Pete doesn't care about Michael, he is clearly in love with Michael's wife and looking to take her for himself. And since he thinks Michael's a wimp, he's not going to let him stand in the way of their love. With all the perks that come with being a cop on Pete's side, Michael might be in some trouble. Careful calling the cops about a B&E if your wife's one hot piece of T&A! It's not hard to understand why the cop wants to cop a feel of Madeleine Stowe after watching this one. We get to catch some of Madeleine’s mammaries and seat meat while she’s riding Russell’s dong, before Liotta interrupts things. Cop block! Nothing worse than an officer stopping you from getting off! She also gives some extra nip spillage when she runs around the house in a nightie trying to call the cops. Liotta also gets some action of his own in a car when Sherrie Rose gives him a face full of her bosom blossoms, before getting thrown out of the cruiser once the deed is done. But even with Sherrie's berries in his face, he can't stop thinking about Madeleine! Mr. Skin thinks both those ladies look awful good in Unlawful Entry!