This reality-porn series by Luc Wylder has a premise of real sex with real-life porn couples, but this edition is blatantly phony.
Whether ego-tripping or just to save a buck, filmmakers Luc and wife Alexandra Silk have a lengthy segment all about themselves, featuring the duo hiking and having lots of sex. Another couple seems possibly real, given the amount of memorabilia in their home: Angelica Sin and Rich Handsome.
But the remaining two vignettes can't fool anybody. Mike Horner talks a bit about his lengthy career and makes love to Angela Stone, and the impression I got was that it is his real abode, but that she's just there on the Luc payroll.
Rather embarrassing is the Randy Spears/Holly Hollywood matchup, almost a satire of the couples format, as they clearly are just pros who work together for the camera. Randy's barely furnished bungalow looks unlived in, and the duo never seem to be lovers or partners. It's simply an excuse for Randy to deliver his favorite "cum on her toes" money shot.
Whether ego-tripping or just to save a buck, filmmakers Luc and wife Alexandra Silk have a lengthy segment all about themselves, featuring the duo hiking and having lots of sex. Another couple seems possibly real, given the amount of memorabilia in their home: Angelica Sin and Rich Handsome.
But the remaining two vignettes can't fool anybody. Mike Horner talks a bit about his lengthy career and makes love to Angela Stone, and the impression I got was that it is his real abode, but that she's just there on the Luc payroll.
Rather embarrassing is the Randy Spears/Holly Hollywood matchup, almost a satire of the couples format, as they clearly are just pros who work together for the camera. Randy's barely furnished bungalow looks unlived in, and the duo never seem to be lovers or partners. It's simply an excuse for Randy to deliver his favorite "cum on her toes" money shot.