I ordinarily object to bait-and-switch porn, but this typical Penthouse offering is entertaining enough, even if paper-thin in content. I took a few notes, as a week later it has been completely forgotten already.
The bait is Erica Ellyson, who fronts the show as hostess, introducing her fantasies and never becoming involved in the sex. Show biz is a notoriously tough racket, and the rest of her career consists of softcore fetish videos, with her greatest credit being, sadly, a co-starring guest shot with Prinzzess on a Howard Stern show.
Routinely directed by talented porn actor Marcus London, perhaps the best segment stars London himself, servicing two girls at once, the Penthouse Pet Shawna Lenee and an all-time big-tit wonder Audrey Bitoni. Other match-ups of note include a lesbian tryst of Charlie Laine and Celeste Star (naturally, since both are Sapphic stars); Mya Nichole in a romantic clinch with Tony DeSergio and busty Devon Lee taking on two guys at once: the omnipresent Rocco Reed and Tommy Gunn. I bet I've seen a couple of hundred features by now with Reed or Gunn or both in the cast.
A dumb theme song with lyrics "Love and Money" keeps playing but this is strictly a time-killer, just what I love to watch as background visuals.
The bait is Erica Ellyson, who fronts the show as hostess, introducing her fantasies and never becoming involved in the sex. Show biz is a notoriously tough racket, and the rest of her career consists of softcore fetish videos, with her greatest credit being, sadly, a co-starring guest shot with Prinzzess on a Howard Stern show.
Routinely directed by talented porn actor Marcus London, perhaps the best segment stars London himself, servicing two girls at once, the Penthouse Pet Shawna Lenee and an all-time big-tit wonder Audrey Bitoni. Other match-ups of note include a lesbian tryst of Charlie Laine and Celeste Star (naturally, since both are Sapphic stars); Mya Nichole in a romantic clinch with Tony DeSergio and busty Devon Lee taking on two guys at once: the omnipresent Rocco Reed and Tommy Gunn. I bet I've seen a couple of hundred features by now with Reed or Gunn or both in the cast.
A dumb theme song with lyrics "Love and Money" keeps playing but this is strictly a time-killer, just what I love to watch as background visuals.