Actress Jane Wilde wrote the title segment of this Pure Taboo two-fer, a standard wish fulfillment sex scene that should have been better but was not adequately developed by the fledgling scripter.
It's set at summer camp, with Wilde and Jake Adams as junior counselors in love: proven by her giving him a blow-job outside their tent to get the hour-long vignette rolling. But Jane has hots for senior counselor Danny Mountain, imagining him humping her, and subsequently seducing him for real. She then has sex with Jake for an ambiguous ending, but the story damage has been done.
DVD lists synopsis stressing her as a "Jewish girl" and there's even a 6-pointed Jewish star as part of the title "Cutting the Cord" logo.; Mountain indeed is uncircumcised (cock shown in close-up) indicating he's a gentile, but the Jewish theme is never given relevance, just a gimmick.
Jane returns in the supporting vignette "Nice Girls Finish Last", playing an uppity student invited over and called on the carpet by daddy Charles Dera, who's outraged at her for bullying his daughter (Laney Grey appearing in a brief NonSex cameo) at school. She rambles on verbally, manipulating him, blaming everything on Laney, and on a dime Dera changes from anger to lust and humps Jane roughly and she loves it. Scene is fake from start to finish.
It's set at summer camp, with Wilde and Jake Adams as junior counselors in love: proven by her giving him a blow-job outside their tent to get the hour-long vignette rolling. But Jane has hots for senior counselor Danny Mountain, imagining him humping her, and subsequently seducing him for real. She then has sex with Jake for an ambiguous ending, but the story damage has been done.
DVD lists synopsis stressing her as a "Jewish girl" and there's even a 6-pointed Jewish star as part of the title "Cutting the Cord" logo.; Mountain indeed is uncircumcised (cock shown in close-up) indicating he's a gentile, but the Jewish theme is never given relevance, just a gimmick.
Jane returns in the supporting vignette "Nice Girls Finish Last", playing an uppity student invited over and called on the carpet by daddy Charles Dera, who's outraged at her for bullying his daughter (Laney Grey appearing in a brief NonSex cameo) at school. She rambles on verbally, manipulating him, blaming everything on Laney, and on a dime Dera changes from anger to lust and humps Jane roughly and she loves it. Scene is fake from start to finish.