Veteran porn director Robby D. does a worse job than his usual bad work in this Kayden Kross vehicle, her second for Digital Playground. A cameraman by trade, his photography is thoroughly incompetent, below the level of a homemade New Jersey backyard horror video.
Many of the sex scenes are photographed with such extreme closeups that you'd think he was simply attempting coverage for some hoped-for softcore version to sell to Pay-Cable outlets like Cinemax or Showtime. Sure, there's plenty of explicit XXX shots over the course of 80 some minutes, but often it seems the cameraman has gone blind, with focus problems as well.
Story is so poorly told that one wonders why Digital Playground honchos Sam and Joone hired Rob to make dozens of features in the wake of their immense success with the "Pirates" features. He botches any sort of story and the editing, blocking and structure of the picture are p*ss poor.
Ostensibly it's the tale of a hypocritical boss underplayed (for a change) by Evan Stone, who is a serial cheater getting to hump mega-tit stars Bridgette B. and McKenzie Lee, while assigning his lowly employee Mick Blue to watch over his daughter (newly employed in the office) Kayden Kross while he's out of town.
Bridgette happens to be Mick's frigid wife, frigid to him even though hot with his boss. Lee's sex scene is tossed into the show so sloppily that I played back the DVD several times in vain search for some sort of continuity regarding her entrance into and exit from the narrative -to no avail.
Mick of course gets seduced by Kayden, and to flesh out the requisite number and variety of sex scenes Robby throws in a poker game where Manuel Ferrara (whose name is sloppily omitted from the opening credits) gets to hump contrasting bodies Kristina Rose (svelte) and Nika Noir (voluptuous) in a threesome while Scott Nails nails Kayden.
Mick is extremely poor casting, making faces and looking embarrassed throughout, with the cuckolding and other subplots failing to play. It's just a mass of sex filler masquerading as a feature on video.
Many of the sex scenes are photographed with such extreme closeups that you'd think he was simply attempting coverage for some hoped-for softcore version to sell to Pay-Cable outlets like Cinemax or Showtime. Sure, there's plenty of explicit XXX shots over the course of 80 some minutes, but often it seems the cameraman has gone blind, with focus problems as well.
Story is so poorly told that one wonders why Digital Playground honchos Sam and Joone hired Rob to make dozens of features in the wake of their immense success with the "Pirates" features. He botches any sort of story and the editing, blocking and structure of the picture are p*ss poor.
Ostensibly it's the tale of a hypocritical boss underplayed (for a change) by Evan Stone, who is a serial cheater getting to hump mega-tit stars Bridgette B. and McKenzie Lee, while assigning his lowly employee Mick Blue to watch over his daughter (newly employed in the office) Kayden Kross while he's out of town.
Bridgette happens to be Mick's frigid wife, frigid to him even though hot with his boss. Lee's sex scene is tossed into the show so sloppily that I played back the DVD several times in vain search for some sort of continuity regarding her entrance into and exit from the narrative -to no avail.
Mick of course gets seduced by Kayden, and to flesh out the requisite number and variety of sex scenes Robby throws in a poker game where Manuel Ferrara (whose name is sloppily omitted from the opening credits) gets to hump contrasting bodies Kristina Rose (svelte) and Nika Noir (voluptuous) in a threesome while Scott Nails nails Kayden.
Mick is extremely poor casting, making faces and looking embarrassed throughout, with the cuckolding and other subplots failing to play. It's just a mass of sex filler masquerading as a feature on video.