(2014 Video)

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Misleading title, okay Dorcel-in-Chatsworth porn
lor_24 June 2016
Warning: Spoilers
Manuel Ferrara heads a mixed crew of Hollywood and French porn talent in this Marc Dorcel made-in-America effort. Its unfamiliar leading lady Jessyca Wilson is appealing, but the glossy feature adds up to nothing.

Major failing is typical of recent botched Dorcel productions. In the "Making of" short subject Ferrara explains that the script was originally written in English, then translated into French. Dorcel ops for expediency: the English track is all dubbed even though half the cast speaks English. During the sex scenes actual moaning and groaning is retained in whatever language.

Despite the title, it is Ferrara who is cheating on his wife, not vice versa. She finds out in a strange manner - discovering a box of homemade DVD-Rs in the closet, she plays one that recorded not just Manuel humping another woman (Adriana Chechik) but telling the camera all about it egotistically.

She gets advice from her BFF Tiffany Doll, who the fans know is not exactly a fount of wisdom, unless the question is about anal sex. Well, it turns out that anal sex, rather than cheating, is the real subject matter of this feature. Heroine Jessyca refuses to give up her second virginity to her horny husband, so he seeks anal sex elsewhere.

Tiff takes Manuel's side of the argument, but suggests that Jessyca have anal intercourse with another man, and give the recording preserving that liaison to her husband, getting even. With Tiff, who is a dominatrix by trade, handling the camera, Jessyca is humped by Mick Blue in her posterior.

Cute twist is that rather than getting angry, Ferrara is turned on by this switch, and now wants to finally get his wife to deliver to him, too. This is accomplished via an orgy with several Amerifcan friends adding star power in the form of Chanel Preston and Dani Daniels to the video.

It's fairly silly, but well-executed with many a condom consumed in the process. Too bad Dorcel didn't opt for the characters to speak English, especially where it's their native tongue, as the dubbing renders the proceedings remote.
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