Stills & Mills' label for Gamma called "Mommy's Girl" keeps repeating the same gimmick - mother/daughter incest made street legal by the emphasis on "I'm your step-daughter, mommy" b.s. This compilation of 3 such stories taken from the website for DVD release through lesbian outfit Girlfriends Films is weak tea indeed.
Title 2-parter is a followup to same team's "Your Dirty Daughter", explicitly referring back to the incidents in that video via set-up dialog. In that opus, Jelena Jensen made love to her step-daughter April O'Neil after it came to light that April had starred in a porno video, which we get to see. Now, another marriage forward, we have Jensen with a new step-daughter Cassidy Klein, humping the new kid on the block. She's a serial crypto-incest practitioner, revealing to Cassidy her history of such behavior with several other inherited offspring besides April. The moral of the story is: who needs morals?
Director Alan makes a cameo (face not shown) as the daddy/husband being sort of cheated upon, and the repetitive sex by JJ and Cassidy is not up to the caliber of the earlier video's April/JJ clinch.
Another two-parter titled "Working from Home" stars Chanel Preston and Rebel Lynn as another mother/daughter team, this time suffering from financial problems, likely to lose their home to foreclosure. Since daddy left them, both have been looking for jobs. They hit upon phone sex as an occupation, and in Part 1 do a try-out. Producer Bree Mills and her story lady Lucy J have concocted a stinker of a premise for this one, reminding me of the difficulty some 70 or 80-plus years ago of transitioning from radio plays to visual media like movies and later television.
We get the silly antics of newbie sex workers Rebel and Chanel acting out lesbian sex over the phone for their try-out customer. They are a hit, so in Part 2 they go to work in earnest, having real sex as a popular team over the phone. We poor viewers know how fake phone sex is ever since it was popularized into an industry circa 1981 by the great entrepreneur Gloria Leonard, so this notion of folks really having sex for a customer "over the phone" (somewhat antiquated in the visual age of web-cam girls in recent decades) is absurd.
One additional vignette is a clunky "Mommy Fashion Show" in which we get blonde-on-blonde action as kid Tiffany Watson prevails upon MILF momma Alexis Fawx to try on lingerie and then hump her, purely generic sex content.
Title 2-parter is a followup to same team's "Your Dirty Daughter", explicitly referring back to the incidents in that video via set-up dialog. In that opus, Jelena Jensen made love to her step-daughter April O'Neil after it came to light that April had starred in a porno video, which we get to see. Now, another marriage forward, we have Jensen with a new step-daughter Cassidy Klein, humping the new kid on the block. She's a serial crypto-incest practitioner, revealing to Cassidy her history of such behavior with several other inherited offspring besides April. The moral of the story is: who needs morals?
Director Alan makes a cameo (face not shown) as the daddy/husband being sort of cheated upon, and the repetitive sex by JJ and Cassidy is not up to the caliber of the earlier video's April/JJ clinch.
Another two-parter titled "Working from Home" stars Chanel Preston and Rebel Lynn as another mother/daughter team, this time suffering from financial problems, likely to lose their home to foreclosure. Since daddy left them, both have been looking for jobs. They hit upon phone sex as an occupation, and in Part 1 do a try-out. Producer Bree Mills and her story lady Lucy J have concocted a stinker of a premise for this one, reminding me of the difficulty some 70 or 80-plus years ago of transitioning from radio plays to visual media like movies and later television.
We get the silly antics of newbie sex workers Rebel and Chanel acting out lesbian sex over the phone for their try-out customer. They are a hit, so in Part 2 they go to work in earnest, having real sex as a popular team over the phone. We poor viewers know how fake phone sex is ever since it was popularized into an industry circa 1981 by the great entrepreneur Gloria Leonard, so this notion of folks really having sex for a customer "over the phone" (somewhat antiquated in the visual age of web-cam girls in recent decades) is absurd.
One additional vignette is a clunky "Mommy Fashion Show" in which we get blonde-on-blonde action as kid Tiffany Watson prevails upon MILF momma Alexis Fawx to try on lingerie and then hump her, purely generic sex content.