Several of British vanity label JoyBear's earliest releases fall into the meretricious category of fake amateur (or pro-am in this case) porn, employing both familiar and obscure Adult performers pretending to be "just folks".
In this lousy entry, which had a couple of follow-ups for the undiscriminating local market, Steve Hooper is the man on the street with mic, cameraman and sound man, pestering pedestrians to see if any of them will lower themselves into having sex on camera for 350 pounds or so. It's one of porn's least interesting ploys, previously run into the ground in blighty by the like of Ionie Luvcoxx working for rival label Private Media.
Some of the people turn him down, while the porn vets do not. Steve does the honors as stud in several scenes, while Tony DeSergio is the ringer in one, hardly convincing as a civilian.
Ashley Long is the most obviously recognizable of the gals, but none of the resulting XXX content, some of it shot on a houseboat on the Thames, is the lest bit diverting, and Hooper's lame patter, often making jokes at the expense of his employer, JoyBear owner Justin Ribeiro Dos Santos, is not ready for prime time.
IMDb had this listed with a duplicate from 2010 which I'm currently merging.
In this lousy entry, which had a couple of follow-ups for the undiscriminating local market, Steve Hooper is the man on the street with mic, cameraman and sound man, pestering pedestrians to see if any of them will lower themselves into having sex on camera for 350 pounds or so. It's one of porn's least interesting ploys, previously run into the ground in blighty by the like of Ionie Luvcoxx working for rival label Private Media.
Some of the people turn him down, while the porn vets do not. Steve does the honors as stud in several scenes, while Tony DeSergio is the ringer in one, hardly convincing as a civilian.
Ashley Long is the most obviously recognizable of the gals, but none of the resulting XXX content, some of it shot on a houseboat on the Thames, is the lest bit diverting, and Hooper's lame patter, often making jokes at the expense of his employer, JoyBear owner Justin Ribeiro Dos Santos, is not ready for prime time.
IMDb had this listed with a duplicate from 2010 which I'm currently merging.