Allherluv presents an enigmatic two-parter, providing three talented actresses a chance to strut their stuff, and leave the loyal viewer hungering for more.
Offbeat premise has Maya Woulfe, a successful but shy young woman, who suddenly has her life turned upside down when a mysterious stranger (Kay Lovely) appears on her living room couch, asking to stay at her home. They met once at a wedding and hit it off, but Maya never thought she'd see her again.
Kay has little trouble seducing her host, and after she leaves, surprisingly a second woman, Dharma Jones appears, and also is anxious to do some couch surfing at Cassie's house. Likewise, there's a second seduction with equally arousing and satisfying results.
Besides the fine pair of sex scenes here, I was impressed how Maddy Burton's concise screenplay developed an unusual situation and made it believable, without tying up and resolving all the mysterious elements of the relationships into a neat, pat package. Giving the audience something to wonder about at the end without being careless about the storytelling is one neat trick.
Offbeat premise has Maya Woulfe, a successful but shy young woman, who suddenly has her life turned upside down when a mysterious stranger (Kay Lovely) appears on her living room couch, asking to stay at her home. They met once at a wedding and hit it off, but Maya never thought she'd see her again.
Kay has little trouble seducing her host, and after she leaves, surprisingly a second woman, Dharma Jones appears, and also is anxious to do some couch surfing at Cassie's house. Likewise, there's a second seduction with equally arousing and satisfying results.
Besides the fine pair of sex scenes here, I was impressed how Maddy Burton's concise screenplay developed an unusual situation and made it believable, without tying up and resolving all the mysterious elements of the relationships into a neat, pat package. Giving the audience something to wonder about at the end without being careless about the storytelling is one neat trick.