By far the weakest entry in this goofy Girlfriends Films series, this edition has the high-concept of dealing with a young Amish girl's Rumspringa, as Prinzzess goes out in the world to sow some wild oats.
She sees a pair of girls (Sovereign Syre and Misha Cross) making sex outdoors, as an impetus to her leaving. Aaliyah Love puts P up on her couch and mentors her, which of course consists of sexual initiation for Prinzzess, starting with teaching her to masturbate.
This movie should be a no-brainer to create, but falls apart immediately by the miscasting of Prinzzess in the lead role. She is the porn label's most prolific actress, featured in hundreds of releases, and here has her usual curly haircut and deeply tanned body, hardly fitting the innocent Amish girl role.
As usual for Girlfriends, the script is lousy and/or barely existent, with the actresses left to improvise. P, ordinarily playing a dominant, bossy character, treats this assignment to be shy as an excuse to mumble and swallow her dialog, rendering it mainly unintelligible.
Sex scenes not involving P are arbitrary or extraneous, and an attractive cast including Brit star Ava Dalush and fan fave Jenna J. Ross flounder in undefined roles. Sole exception is Jeanie Marie Sullivan, her beautiful breasts spotlighted as someone who befriends Prinzzess and seems real amidst the "porn performers" surrounding her. P, not surprisingly, is extremely adept at her sex scenes, way out of character.
She sees a pair of girls (Sovereign Syre and Misha Cross) making sex outdoors, as an impetus to her leaving. Aaliyah Love puts P up on her couch and mentors her, which of course consists of sexual initiation for Prinzzess, starting with teaching her to masturbate.
This movie should be a no-brainer to create, but falls apart immediately by the miscasting of Prinzzess in the lead role. She is the porn label's most prolific actress, featured in hundreds of releases, and here has her usual curly haircut and deeply tanned body, hardly fitting the innocent Amish girl role.
As usual for Girlfriends, the script is lousy and/or barely existent, with the actresses left to improvise. P, ordinarily playing a dominant, bossy character, treats this assignment to be shy as an excuse to mumble and swallow her dialog, rendering it mainly unintelligible.
Sex scenes not involving P are arbitrary or extraneous, and an attractive cast including Brit star Ava Dalush and fan fave Jenna J. Ross flounder in undefined roles. Sole exception is Jeanie Marie Sullivan, her beautiful breasts spotlighted as someone who befriends Prinzzess and seems real amidst the "porn performers" surrounding her. P, not surprisingly, is extremely adept at her sex scenes, way out of character.