B. Skow is quite proud of his technique of interviewing models, having them pose and then having them hump, as if he had invented the wheel or the transistor or something. It makes for an endless stream of overlong, pointless videos, sometimes patted on the back by corrupt or brain-dead industry types, but strictly ephemeral junk.
This three-hour-plus exercise consists of just four scenes, wasting the time and talent of four young models, including actresses like Jodi Taylor who have long since advanced to the next level. Even Yhivi, an unobtrusive girl I thought was not cut out for the Industry and its meat-grinder approach but who has stuck around to carve out a career, is wasted posing and deep-throating.
Title signals this is a low on production value video, so I guess it amounts to truth in advertising. I would have preferred a modicum of mystery, rather than declaring GENERIC and then delivering on that.
This three-hour-plus exercise consists of just four scenes, wasting the time and talent of four young models, including actresses like Jodi Taylor who have long since advanced to the next level. Even Yhivi, an unobtrusive girl I thought was not cut out for the Industry and its meat-grinder approach but who has stuck around to carve out a career, is wasted posing and deep-throating.
Title signals this is a low on production value video, so I guess it amounts to truth in advertising. I would have preferred a modicum of mystery, rather than declaring GENERIC and then delivering on that.