Hardly noted for any creativity, B. Skow is even duller than usual in this nearly 3-hour junker that follows a most regimented format.
The gimmick, carefully repeated in each of four 40-minute vignettes, is a girl imagining she's having sex with some guy. The phrase: You seen one, you seen 'em all, comes to mind.
Since Bonnie Rotten is on board, there's endless footage of her squirting or Golden Showering if you prefer, with Bruce Venture the recipient -if only he would stop fingering the lady so vigorously!
All the gals are big upfront, except for lovely Anikka Albrite who gets to fantasy-f*ck her real-life beau Mick Blue. Holly Michaels has a brief NonSex appearance in this vignette as Mick's paramour, and she shows up subsequently in her own scene getting to hump Johnny Castle.
One in-joke momentarily brightens up the dull show: in the introduction to one scene Holly is posed adoringly in the garage next to that fabulous purple car from Girlfriends' late great series "Road Queen" (the vehicle Deauxma drives from town to town), an homage that won't be lost on loyal Girlfriends Films viewers who have perhaps unwisely (myself included) deigned to also buy B. Skow's features for the label like this junker..
The gimmick, carefully repeated in each of four 40-minute vignettes, is a girl imagining she's having sex with some guy. The phrase: You seen one, you seen 'em all, comes to mind.
Since Bonnie Rotten is on board, there's endless footage of her squirting or Golden Showering if you prefer, with Bruce Venture the recipient -if only he would stop fingering the lady so vigorously!
All the gals are big upfront, except for lovely Anikka Albrite who gets to fantasy-f*ck her real-life beau Mick Blue. Holly Michaels has a brief NonSex appearance in this vignette as Mick's paramour, and she shows up subsequently in her own scene getting to hump Johnny Castle.
One in-joke momentarily brightens up the dull show: in the introduction to one scene Holly is posed adoringly in the garage next to that fabulous purple car from Girlfriends' late great series "Road Queen" (the vehicle Deauxma drives from town to town), an homage that won't be lost on loyal Girlfriends Films viewers who have perhaps unwisely (myself included) deigned to also buy B. Skow's features for the label like this junker..