Yes, the location is the best thing about this pair of Pure Taboo vignettes, both shot at porn's iconic and favorite site, the Immoral Proposal mansion (see: the Sweet Sinner video by that name shot there).
Title scene (significance of the title eluded me) is utterly fake, as heroine Whitney Wright (who also wrote the script) goes to extraordinary lengths to rescue her lesbian partner Ivy Wolfe from her toxic hetero relationship with Isiah Maxwell.
Wolfe is pregnant (poorly suggested by a pillow underneath her sweatshirt) and WW plans to run away with her and start a new life together. But Ivy is still dominated by Isiah, who lives at the IP mansion.
Bree directed this mess, which preposterously (and clumsily) shows WW invading the home, spiriting Ivy out of bed, and replacing her cuddling next to Isiah, who is more than just a sound sleeper.
She manages to blindfold him with a handy sleeper's eyeshade, and then have an entire lengthy sex scene with him never catching on to the female substitution.
After the big fella's money shot she manages to handcuff him to a chair under the pretense of some BDSM kinky action, all with him not noticing she's not Ivy. By this time I expected her to sell him the Brooklyn Bridge.
Instead, Whitney shows finally unblindfolded Maxwell some incriminating photos of the two of them humping she's taken with her phone, supposedly to keep him from retaliating after she & Ivy have flown the coop. I guess the Brooklyn Bridge transaction is being saved for a sequel.
Craven Moorehead directed the other show "Mommy Monster", written by Mills. This time Mona Wales lives at the Immoral Proposal mansion, where she is on bad terms with her stepson Seth Gamble. Her politician husband is played by Dick Chibbles (uncredited) but horny Wales is a serial cheater and she insists that Gamble help procure women for her to hump, though he's clearly had enough with this unwholesome arrangement.
Nevertheless, he brings home beautiful date Casey Calvert and has sex with her while Mona watches, leading to her joining in for a faux incest threesome. It's a nonsensical scene, almost as absurd as Whitney's story.
Title scene (significance of the title eluded me) is utterly fake, as heroine Whitney Wright (who also wrote the script) goes to extraordinary lengths to rescue her lesbian partner Ivy Wolfe from her toxic hetero relationship with Isiah Maxwell.
Wolfe is pregnant (poorly suggested by a pillow underneath her sweatshirt) and WW plans to run away with her and start a new life together. But Ivy is still dominated by Isiah, who lives at the IP mansion.
Bree directed this mess, which preposterously (and clumsily) shows WW invading the home, spiriting Ivy out of bed, and replacing her cuddling next to Isiah, who is more than just a sound sleeper.
She manages to blindfold him with a handy sleeper's eyeshade, and then have an entire lengthy sex scene with him never catching on to the female substitution.
After the big fella's money shot she manages to handcuff him to a chair under the pretense of some BDSM kinky action, all with him not noticing she's not Ivy. By this time I expected her to sell him the Brooklyn Bridge.
Instead, Whitney shows finally unblindfolded Maxwell some incriminating photos of the two of them humping she's taken with her phone, supposedly to keep him from retaliating after she & Ivy have flown the coop. I guess the Brooklyn Bridge transaction is being saved for a sequel.
Craven Moorehead directed the other show "Mommy Monster", written by Mills. This time Mona Wales lives at the Immoral Proposal mansion, where she is on bad terms with her stepson Seth Gamble. Her politician husband is played by Dick Chibbles (uncredited) but horny Wales is a serial cheater and she insists that Gamble help procure women for her to hump, though he's clearly had enough with this unwholesome arrangement.
Nevertheless, he brings home beautiful date Casey Calvert and has sex with her while Mona watches, leading to her joining in for a faux incest threesome. It's a nonsensical scene, almost as absurd as Whitney's story.