The dictionary definition of "hogwash" includes a reference to "inferior writing", quite appropriate to the staff scripters of this pair of Pure Taboo vignettes on DVD.
They have similarities, likely explaining why they've been paired together here. Both begin identically, with a young woman going on a date only to find her date doesn't show up but his father does instead. Uh-oh!
Title scene has Emma Jade going along with what amounts to be an interrogation by the date's daddy Charles Dera, whose dialogue and acting are ridiculously sinister. Instead of driving her to meet his son as promised, he takes her to a remote spot and convinces her to have sex with him, culminating in anal sex. She enjoys it, and no attempt is made in the writing or direction by Ricky Greenwood, to make her behavior at all believable. Reflecting badly on Ricky (his previous porn work has been laudable), this phony scene is clearly designed to satisfy the viewer's presumed acceptance of the porn idiocy that women are basically craving sex under duress -a way of presenting rape as well as rape fantasies on screen and avoiding censorship by pretending "she wanted it".
Second scene has Mick Blue in the daddy role, but soon going for the plot twist that there is no son: Mick on-line dating has catfished heroine Kylie Rocket pretending to be the younger man all along. In this scene, titled cynically "Young at Heart", Kylie is quite apprehensive and not buying Mick's bullshit, but turns on a dime once his ruse is revealed and decides to give it a try (meaning having sex with him) just for the hell of it. She enjoys it and ends up ready to date him after the money shot, utterly nonsensical, but with a dumb and corny additional plot twist to finish the vignette.
They have similarities, likely explaining why they've been paired together here. Both begin identically, with a young woman going on a date only to find her date doesn't show up but his father does instead. Uh-oh!
Title scene has Emma Jade going along with what amounts to be an interrogation by the date's daddy Charles Dera, whose dialogue and acting are ridiculously sinister. Instead of driving her to meet his son as promised, he takes her to a remote spot and convinces her to have sex with him, culminating in anal sex. She enjoys it, and no attempt is made in the writing or direction by Ricky Greenwood, to make her behavior at all believable. Reflecting badly on Ricky (his previous porn work has been laudable), this phony scene is clearly designed to satisfy the viewer's presumed acceptance of the porn idiocy that women are basically craving sex under duress -a way of presenting rape as well as rape fantasies on screen and avoiding censorship by pretending "she wanted it".
Second scene has Mick Blue in the daddy role, but soon going for the plot twist that there is no son: Mick on-line dating has catfished heroine Kylie Rocket pretending to be the younger man all along. In this scene, titled cynically "Young at Heart", Kylie is quite apprehensive and not buying Mick's bullshit, but turns on a dime once his ruse is revealed and decides to give it a try (meaning having sex with him) just for the hell of it. She enjoys it and ends up ready to date him after the money shot, utterly nonsensical, but with a dumb and corny additional plot twist to finish the vignette.