"Frisky Stuff" returns Wicked Pictures to the rom-com genre, a Couples porn staple the label excelled in traditionally, especially during its star system era (think movies spotlighting Kaylani Lei, Stormy Daniels, Jessica Drake, Stephanie Swift and Serenity). It's okay, nothing special.
April Olsen is the lead, playing a nerdy type (yes, she wears glasses, and is instantly glamorized once she takes them off for the final sex vignette) who has problems with her yucky roommate Tommy (a girl) King, who flaunts her sexuality. April also has trouble paying the rent: she's a novelist without a publisher.
Her friend Paige Owens convinces her to try webcamming to raise money, given her highly lucrative success at same. That sets in motion events that are rom-cam staple, while glamorizing (and proselytizing) the self-fulfilling life of a sex worker, a common trope in porn.
The three leading ladies here are pleasant enough to look at but hardly superstars, and the four sex scenes are way overlong and enervating.
April Olsen is the lead, playing a nerdy type (yes, she wears glasses, and is instantly glamorized once she takes them off for the final sex vignette) who has problems with her yucky roommate Tommy (a girl) King, who flaunts her sexuality. April also has trouble paying the rent: she's a novelist without a publisher.
Her friend Paige Owens convinces her to try webcamming to raise money, given her highly lucrative success at same. That sets in motion events that are rom-cam staple, while glamorizing (and proselytizing) the self-fulfilling life of a sex worker, a common trope in porn.
The three leading ladies here are pleasant enough to look at but hardly superstars, and the four sex scenes are way overlong and enervating.