Yet another condescending porn feature by David Lord, a pornographer who puffs himself up endlessly in those BTS short subjects on DVD, but hands in boring and underachieving footage for the fans.
This corny opus has new neighbors Kayden Kross and Derrick Pierce shocked to find out from their jogging neighbors Kagney Linn Karter and permanently smug Nick Manning that they've moved into a community of swingers.
In dull and inevitable fashion they resist at first but eventually go to a swingers' party at the Mannings home, and have a spat there before joining in enthusiastically to wife swapping antics.
Lord throws in extraneous sex scenes with abandon, using an annoying dissolve editing gimmick that makes many sex scenes arbitrarily "erotic fantasy" or perhaps really happening, or in the case of a lesbian threesome staged at a clothing boutique a mix of both. Of course, that 3-way got nominated pointlessly for an industry award. I assume that Adam & Eve's payola check cleared.
To bamboozle the fans this feature was issued as a 2-DVD package, the extra disk containing a BTS and other junk that should have been routinely included on Disk One.
This corny opus has new neighbors Kayden Kross and Derrick Pierce shocked to find out from their jogging neighbors Kagney Linn Karter and permanently smug Nick Manning that they've moved into a community of swingers.
In dull and inevitable fashion they resist at first but eventually go to a swingers' party at the Mannings home, and have a spat there before joining in enthusiastically to wife swapping antics.
Lord throws in extraneous sex scenes with abandon, using an annoying dissolve editing gimmick that makes many sex scenes arbitrarily "erotic fantasy" or perhaps really happening, or in the case of a lesbian threesome staged at a clothing boutique a mix of both. Of course, that 3-way got nominated pointlessly for an industry award. I assume that Adam & Eve's payola check cleared.
To bamboozle the fans this feature was issued as a 2-DVD package, the extra disk containing a BTS and other junk that should have been routinely included on Disk One.