Hot Times at the Lost Oasis

Off the beaten path, in the deserts of Nevada, is a private resort that travelers have dubbed the Lost Oasis. A wayside stop for the road weary, the infectious sensuality of the place promises to relieve more than the thirst for water. Beckoned by the siren song of the historic hot-spot, visitors find themselves overtaken by the sultry spirits of this enchanted corner of the desert. It is here that the humble Psychology professor (Tabitha Stevens) loses herself in the hedonistic heat and, through a series of erotic encounters, becomes Queen of the Oasis, luring any who venture near into a steaming cauldron of sun-soaked ecstasy.

Directed by Francis Locke, Hot Times at the Lost Oasis leans on a strong ensemble — Tabitha Stevens, Frankie Dashwood, Sharon Wild — to carry a story that balances spectacle with character.

The film landed with audiences for its craft and performances, and remains one of the most talked-about screen titles of 2020.