Before jumping ship from her highly successful New Sensations launch pad, Jacky St. James handed in this dull, workmanlike filler revolving around the giving of an engagement ring: 4 variations on the theme. It's mild to the point of enervation.
The guy, drawn from Porn Central Casting, narrates his vignette, with lame dialog and truisms to follow. The four babes are jail-bait types, and the all-important XXX content is shot in routine, set positions, "opened up" for the camera, and shot by Eddie Powell in a fashion making the footage indistinguishable from hundreds of other New Sensations/Digital Sin videos.
In fact, the scene between Logan Pierce and cutie Gia Paige is staged on a couch flanked by a blackboard reading "Introduction to American Antique Furniture" that I've seen in at least a dozen Powell shoots for New Sensations/DS without even trying -generic sex with generic backdrop. The creativity Jacky & crew demonstrated three or four years earlier seems to have evaporated.
For fans of flat-chested women, the budding talent on view is okay, except for Abella Danger, a real ringer who has been hyped already to stardom but gives a mannered, insufferable performance (both acting-wise and in the sack).
Dumbest segment, so bad it must have been intentionally so fashioned, has Mr. Baldie Tattoo Man Derrick Pierce (way too old for his role) paired with newbie Stevie Foxx, who has a major tattoo on her wrist crawling up her arm. Their silly romance is cemented in marriage by his proposal that they head for the tattoo parlor to get a tattoo with today's date to commemorate his popping the question. This send-up of Romance for the 21st Century is so lame I couldn't believe Jacky went ahead with it, but she does spare us the scene with a tattooist, probably for budgetary reasons.
The guy, drawn from Porn Central Casting, narrates his vignette, with lame dialog and truisms to follow. The four babes are jail-bait types, and the all-important XXX content is shot in routine, set positions, "opened up" for the camera, and shot by Eddie Powell in a fashion making the footage indistinguishable from hundreds of other New Sensations/Digital Sin videos.
In fact, the scene between Logan Pierce and cutie Gia Paige is staged on a couch flanked by a blackboard reading "Introduction to American Antique Furniture" that I've seen in at least a dozen Powell shoots for New Sensations/DS without even trying -generic sex with generic backdrop. The creativity Jacky & crew demonstrated three or four years earlier seems to have evaporated.
For fans of flat-chested women, the budding talent on view is okay, except for Abella Danger, a real ringer who has been hyped already to stardom but gives a mannered, insufferable performance (both acting-wise and in the sack).
Dumbest segment, so bad it must have been intentionally so fashioned, has Mr. Baldie Tattoo Man Derrick Pierce (way too old for his role) paired with newbie Stevie Foxx, who has a major tattoo on her wrist crawling up her arm. Their silly romance is cemented in marriage by his proposal that they head for the tattoo parlor to get a tattoo with today's date to commemorate his popping the question. This send-up of Romance for the 21st Century is so lame I couldn't believe Jacky went ahead with it, but she does spare us the scene with a tattooist, probably for budgetary reasons.
