Asa Akira is proud to direct this Evil Angel follow-up, noting her previous stint behind the camera was just a gang-bang video. But the result is clearly underwhelming.
It's merely four lesbian couplings by name talent, padded by each of the ladies introducing themselves in boring "biographical" monologues better suited to those BTS fillers.
Akira stays Asian by teaming herself on screen with younger hottie Cindy Starfall, in keeping with the "older/younger" format of the series. Little heat is generated by the big-name cast, with Tanya Tate probably delilvering the best, sensual scene with underutilized actress Teal Conrad.
It's merely four lesbian couplings by name talent, padded by each of the ladies introducing themselves in boring "biographical" monologues better suited to those BTS fillers.
Akira stays Asian by teaming herself on screen with younger hottie Cindy Starfall, in keeping with the "older/younger" format of the series. Little heat is generated by the big-name cast, with Tanya Tate probably delilvering the best, sensual scene with underutilized actress Teal Conrad.