Unlike most Sweet Sinner series, this one is mired in the title gimmick of what might be termed "internal ejaculation", presumably the type of sex which has kept the human race going all these thousands of years. As a cinematic genre it remains a nonstarter.
Taking over from James Avalon (who made a somewhat lateral move from Sweet Sinner over to sister labels Hard X and Dark X under the Mile HIgh corporate umbrella), Jacky St. James seems stumped by the title concept. The storyline linking together the usual 4 sex scenes is uninteresting, dwelling on how people moving on to new relationships might feel compelled to keep in touch with and even rely upon their ex-partners.
That just adds one indigestible gimmick to another, as juggling the old and new relationships is unconvincing and strictly arbitrary here. Star of the piece Alexa Grace (stuck in a rut since she was featured in Avalon's creampie movie the year before, Volume 2) hears the complaint of blonde cutie Karla Kush about her man Alex Jones constantly breaking up having sex with her to answer a phone call from his ex, petite Lily Jordan. The script ultimately resolves this quandary, but hardly satisfactorily.
It's almost musical chairs as we follow the contrived connections between cast members, bouncing back and forth from current flames to exes. Not surprisingly, Jacky covered exactly the same territory for her previous label New Dimensions with a minor release titled "The Exes and Ohhhs", a cast member of which -Michael Vegas - returns in "Come Inside Me 3", sporting an unbecoming (and nearly invisible) blond mustache.
The mindless voice-over prattling, and a dumb mantra about "nice girls finish last" make me wonder if Jacky is serious at all about this particular screenplay. And each scene ends with a dribbly creampie, totally irrelevant to any of the story lines.
Taking over from James Avalon (who made a somewhat lateral move from Sweet Sinner over to sister labels Hard X and Dark X under the Mile HIgh corporate umbrella), Jacky St. James seems stumped by the title concept. The storyline linking together the usual 4 sex scenes is uninteresting, dwelling on how people moving on to new relationships might feel compelled to keep in touch with and even rely upon their ex-partners.
That just adds one indigestible gimmick to another, as juggling the old and new relationships is unconvincing and strictly arbitrary here. Star of the piece Alexa Grace (stuck in a rut since she was featured in Avalon's creampie movie the year before, Volume 2) hears the complaint of blonde cutie Karla Kush about her man Alex Jones constantly breaking up having sex with her to answer a phone call from his ex, petite Lily Jordan. The script ultimately resolves this quandary, but hardly satisfactorily.
It's almost musical chairs as we follow the contrived connections between cast members, bouncing back and forth from current flames to exes. Not surprisingly, Jacky covered exactly the same territory for her previous label New Dimensions with a minor release titled "The Exes and Ohhhs", a cast member of which -Michael Vegas - returns in "Come Inside Me 3", sporting an unbecoming (and nearly invisible) blond mustache.
The mindless voice-over prattling, and a dumb mantra about "nice girls finish last" make me wonder if Jacky is serious at all about this particular screenplay. And each scene ends with a dribbly creampie, totally irrelevant to any of the story lines.