Not extraordinary, "Sweet Sin" is solid romantic sex scenes directed by Skye Blue for Playgirl with an effective, non-starry cast.
Most obscure player for me was "Ven Vader", oddly named bald actor whose tattoos resemble those of a more famous (and prolific) baldie, Derrick Pierce. Ven applies his big dick to the talented British import lady Roxy Jezel in a segment titled "Wardrobe Malfunction", that features an odd touch by Skye of inserting shots of Roxy masturbating as counterpoint to her ongoing boy/girl sex scene.
The big bazooms of Hunter Bryce are mighty impressive as the cover girl for the DVD gets to service an even bigger dick, belonging to Billy Glide in the opening vignette "Face to Face".
Janet Mason is provocative in a fetish segment "High Heels & Hot wheels", spoiled by the casting of that no-talent Dick Chibbles. Most of these scenes are performed as pantomimes without dialog, but some heavy acting and line reading is on display when Steve Crest/Jack Lawrence has the pleasure of coming on to superstar Tori Black while visiting her mansion on some pretext in "Role Model".
Most obscure player for me was "Ven Vader", oddly named bald actor whose tattoos resemble those of a more famous (and prolific) baldie, Derrick Pierce. Ven applies his big dick to the talented British import lady Roxy Jezel in a segment titled "Wardrobe Malfunction", that features an odd touch by Skye of inserting shots of Roxy masturbating as counterpoint to her ongoing boy/girl sex scene.
The big bazooms of Hunter Bryce are mighty impressive as the cover girl for the DVD gets to service an even bigger dick, belonging to Billy Glide in the opening vignette "Face to Face".
Janet Mason is provocative in a fetish segment "High Heels & Hot wheels", spoiled by the casting of that no-talent Dick Chibbles. Most of these scenes are performed as pantomimes without dialog, but some heavy acting and line reading is on display when Steve Crest/Jack Lawrence has the pleasure of coming on to superstar Tori Black while visiting her mansion on some pretext in "Role Model".