Cast as best friend and neighbor to Romi Rain in a Digital Playground showcase for RR, the wonderful Reena Sky moves to the head of the class in an arousing, finely-honed characterization. I have suffered grimly through many previous inept action features directed for DP by its premier house director Jakodema, but was rewarded by a fine job this time around -maybe he's found his true genre.
As the tile suggests, this genre is life-style porn, a rich vein of content since Adult Cinema was invented, and whose best practitioner was certainly Paul Thomas in innumerable '90s and beyond films about realistic characters interacting.
Beautiful Romi's husband Danny Mountain is not giving her the attention she needs, and in the opening vignette she's serviced in her kitchen by her boy-toy on the side Seth Gamble. Next door neighbor Reena observes the action through the window, and the horny voyeuse masturbates up a storm outside after cementing those explicit MILF-action images in her brain.
Danny's off at work, where his misogynistic colleague Ryan Driller drills a pretty secretary played by Staci Carr. Reena is having a session with her therapist John Strong, telling him of her frustrations and recounting the Peeping Thomasina episode we've seen featuring Romi and Seth. Strong is not strong on his ethics, so his answer to her tale is to hump her right their on the psychiatric couch.
Digital Playground's top contract girl Eva Lovia provides some sex action at the office, padding out this way-overlong (nearly four hours) opus. Then Romi and Reena hook up for some hot Sapphic action, and by now I felt Ms. Sky was a star is born fait accompli.
Boys will be boys, so Danny and Driller go to a swingers club, a lot classier than the Plato's Retreats of old. A vast number of extra, many of them unclothed are trotted on the screen by Jakodema, but unfortunately receive no screen credits - I thought I spotted Richie Calhoun and Elsa Jean in the bunch but can't be sure.
Actually getting credits are lovelies Alix Lynx and Josie Jagger since they hump in various rooms of the swingers paradise, and the film finally lives up to its title in a rather corny use of masks for that old mistaken-identity bit involving the lead couple Romi and her hubby. Yes, Romi shows up for a party at the same club where Danny is two- timing her.
Despite her beauty and prowess, Ms. RR was upstaged by an actress who's been on the scene for a decade but is just now getting great roles (especially in Lesbian Cinema), Reena Sky.
As the tile suggests, this genre is life-style porn, a rich vein of content since Adult Cinema was invented, and whose best practitioner was certainly Paul Thomas in innumerable '90s and beyond films about realistic characters interacting.
Beautiful Romi's husband Danny Mountain is not giving her the attention she needs, and in the opening vignette she's serviced in her kitchen by her boy-toy on the side Seth Gamble. Next door neighbor Reena observes the action through the window, and the horny voyeuse masturbates up a storm outside after cementing those explicit MILF-action images in her brain.
Danny's off at work, where his misogynistic colleague Ryan Driller drills a pretty secretary played by Staci Carr. Reena is having a session with her therapist John Strong, telling him of her frustrations and recounting the Peeping Thomasina episode we've seen featuring Romi and Seth. Strong is not strong on his ethics, so his answer to her tale is to hump her right their on the psychiatric couch.
Digital Playground's top contract girl Eva Lovia provides some sex action at the office, padding out this way-overlong (nearly four hours) opus. Then Romi and Reena hook up for some hot Sapphic action, and by now I felt Ms. Sky was a star is born fait accompli.
Boys will be boys, so Danny and Driller go to a swingers club, a lot classier than the Plato's Retreats of old. A vast number of extra, many of them unclothed are trotted on the screen by Jakodema, but unfortunately receive no screen credits - I thought I spotted Richie Calhoun and Elsa Jean in the bunch but can't be sure.
Actually getting credits are lovelies Alix Lynx and Josie Jagger since they hump in various rooms of the swingers paradise, and the film finally lives up to its title in a rather corny use of masks for that old mistaken-identity bit involving the lead couple Romi and her hubby. Yes, Romi shows up for a party at the same club where Danny is two- timing her.
Despite her beauty and prowess, Ms. RR was upstaged by an actress who's been on the scene for a decade but is just now getting great roles (especially in Lesbian Cinema), Reena Sky.