"The Pledge" is a high water mark for Bree Mills and Stills by Alan, my favorite among nearly a hundred recent DVDs from the team. The balanced program features one classic vignette flanked by solid mainstream lesbian porn.
Best is "Twinning", an inspired, glorious piece of whimsy that is escapism personified. Perfectly matched beauties Mia Malkova and Kenna James appear as twins, with matching outfits, ingeniously symmetric compositions and unbridled sexuality as they make love for the sheer fun of it. The exuberance of this segment is a departure from the fake and often lugubrious stagings Alan (basically a still photographer as his stage name suggests) usually indulges in. This is upbeat XXX entertainment highly recommended.
The rest of the show is devoted to two lengthy featurettes that melodramatically satisfy. Title offering again benefits from fabulous casting. Serena Blair takes the stereotypical role of a mean, self-serving sorority president, a theme our team previously ran into the ground in their boring opus "Sorority Sister Showdown". She's paired with over a foot-taller Ashley Adams, and the twosome make beautiful music together. The sinister hook is that Blair basically blackmails Adams into having sex with her, not once but twice, in order to grease the skids for her entry into the sisterhood.
Sara Luvv, inexplicably not at the top of the charts (see: Riley Reid, Piper Perri, Leah Gotti there instead) of porn actresses currently, is fabulous in a conniving role for a change in "Home Wrecker". She gets first Gotti and subsequently Madi Meadows to have sex with her, records it (aurally) on her phone and gets them both into hot water. A flashback shows how she had scuttled her father's marriage to Jenna Sativa and then seduced his new fiancée Mercedes Carrera as well.
Usually, through poorly improvised dialog and awkward set-up scenes, Mills & Stills' predilection for nasty characters bamboozling innocent ones comes off as annoying, but Sara is so lovable (and so sexy in the sack) that her getting away with mayhem proves to be a delight. All in all, a wonderful program, hidden in plain sight on Gamma's WebYoung label.
Best is "Twinning", an inspired, glorious piece of whimsy that is escapism personified. Perfectly matched beauties Mia Malkova and Kenna James appear as twins, with matching outfits, ingeniously symmetric compositions and unbridled sexuality as they make love for the sheer fun of it. The exuberance of this segment is a departure from the fake and often lugubrious stagings Alan (basically a still photographer as his stage name suggests) usually indulges in. This is upbeat XXX entertainment highly recommended.
The rest of the show is devoted to two lengthy featurettes that melodramatically satisfy. Title offering again benefits from fabulous casting. Serena Blair takes the stereotypical role of a mean, self-serving sorority president, a theme our team previously ran into the ground in their boring opus "Sorority Sister Showdown". She's paired with over a foot-taller Ashley Adams, and the twosome make beautiful music together. The sinister hook is that Blair basically blackmails Adams into having sex with her, not once but twice, in order to grease the skids for her entry into the sisterhood.
Sara Luvv, inexplicably not at the top of the charts (see: Riley Reid, Piper Perri, Leah Gotti there instead) of porn actresses currently, is fabulous in a conniving role for a change in "Home Wrecker". She gets first Gotti and subsequently Madi Meadows to have sex with her, records it (aurally) on her phone and gets them both into hot water. A flashback shows how she had scuttled her father's marriage to Jenna Sativa and then seduced his new fiancée Mercedes Carrera as well.
Usually, through poorly improvised dialog and awkward set-up scenes, Mills & Stills' predilection for nasty characters bamboozling innocent ones comes off as annoying, but Sara is so lovable (and so sexy in the sack) that her getting away with mayhem proves to be a delight. All in all, a wonderful program, hidden in plain sight on Gamma's WebYoung label.