Amazing storyline and sex in long-term relationships. This is why I prefer female directors and writers. Long-term relationships are critical for pair bonding. Pair bonding produces explosive orgasms. Casting middle-aged people is great because it shows that you can enjoy decades of passionate sex in long-term relationships. Lots of kissing, sucking, fingering and licking. It's not just penile-vaginal penetration although there's plenty of that. Great venue ideas like sex on the kitchen top and sofa. This is a great movie to watch with an open-minded lover. You can then practice the lessons learnt. Sex so good you need to pause several times to avoid cuming.
2 Reviews
Well-crafted romantic drama
lor_23 July 2019
Aided by her apt voice-over narration, this Sweet Sinner drama shows filmmaker Jacky St. James in full command of Adult Cinema, not bowing to current trends in either content or casting.
It portrays the plight of a teacher played by Silvia Saige who falls in love with her student Tyler Nixon, each of them retaining their stage name as their character name. The have sex after he graduates from high school, and the story concerns the repercussions of cheating on her husband played by Marcus London (whose inferred name is Mr. Saige as a result).
A new actress portrays Tyler's mom, Lexy Foxy as Mrs. Nixon. She looks younger than Tyler's real age of 30 so the casting is a bit iffy, but has played MILF roles on her resume. I thought she did a good job in the sex performer department (especially in deep throating her husband Ryan McLane) but her line readings are highly suspect.
Saige's nemeses turn out to be envious fellow teachers Chanel Preston and Ryan Driller, who resent Silvia winning the Teacher of the Year award and who, besides having sex with each other, conspire to expose Saige's extramarital love affair with a former student.
Jacky gives the affronted husband a wonderful speech at the film's climax, and ends the show with a subtle but effectively shocking finale.
Saige has become a solid dramatic heroine, and her looks recall the early days of porn before knockout beauties were recruited as leading ladies (think Sharon Mitchell or Georgina Spelvin types).
It portrays the plight of a teacher played by Silvia Saige who falls in love with her student Tyler Nixon, each of them retaining their stage name as their character name. The have sex after he graduates from high school, and the story concerns the repercussions of cheating on her husband played by Marcus London (whose inferred name is Mr. Saige as a result).
A new actress portrays Tyler's mom, Lexy Foxy as Mrs. Nixon. She looks younger than Tyler's real age of 30 so the casting is a bit iffy, but has played MILF roles on her resume. I thought she did a good job in the sex performer department (especially in deep throating her husband Ryan McLane) but her line readings are highly suspect.
Saige's nemeses turn out to be envious fellow teachers Chanel Preston and Ryan Driller, who resent Silvia winning the Teacher of the Year award and who, besides having sex with each other, conspire to expose Saige's extramarital love affair with a former student.
Jacky gives the affronted husband a wonderful speech at the film's climax, and ends the show with a subtle but effectively shocking finale.
Saige has become a solid dramatic heroine, and her looks recall the early days of porn before knockout beauties were recruited as leading ladies (think Sharon Mitchell or Georgina Spelvin types).
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