Computer dating remains a prime porno story device, as it fits in nicely with the popular vignette structure of so much XXX content these days. This Jacky St. James romantic drama is a mediocre treatment of the subject.
Nathan Bronson, his goofy haircut wearing thin (pun intended), is the central character, a programmer working on the algorithms that propel Angela White's on-line matchmaking app named Cupid Co. Who has a conscience. Take that, Zuckerberg!
He has a great track record for the matches achieved by his compatibility results, but questioned the whole process involved, being old-fashioned at heart. Not exactly the character of a nerd/STEM geek usually portrayed, but not very convincingly developed here either.
We see sex vignettes of the matches, including White with her employee Jay Smooth, college dean Ryan McLane with prof Riley Reyes and religious lady Reagan Foxx drawn to her son's pal Jake Adams. In flashback Bronson has sex with a co-worker Naomi Swann.
Hook to St. Valentine's Day is tenuous, just an excuse for a catchy title.
Nathan Bronson, his goofy haircut wearing thin (pun intended), is the central character, a programmer working on the algorithms that propel Angela White's on-line matchmaking app named Cupid Co. Who has a conscience. Take that, Zuckerberg!
He has a great track record for the matches achieved by his compatibility results, but questioned the whole process involved, being old-fashioned at heart. Not exactly the character of a nerd/STEM geek usually portrayed, but not very convincingly developed here either.
We see sex vignettes of the matches, including White with her employee Jay Smooth, college dean Ryan McLane with prof Riley Reyes and religious lady Reagan Foxx drawn to her son's pal Jake Adams. In flashback Bronson has sex with a co-worker Naomi Swann.
Hook to St. Valentine's Day is tenuous, just an excuse for a catchy title.