Adult Time packaged these four Pure Taboo scenes under its Devil's Film imprint, likely to "hide" their provenance and pretend they're brand-new content. The stories are poor, but the editing is worse, and in one case ruins the entire scene.
Title scene takes place in my favorite porn setting: the "Immoral Proposal" mansion, but the scene is a ridiculous story with overacting. A butch-styled Kenzie Taylor plays a prison warden who's meeting her stepdaughter's boyfriend for the first time. Surprise: he's an ex-con who not only served in her prison but had sex with her once in her office there! What a co-inky-dink.
The behavior of the characters trapped in this stupid scene is never even slightly believable, just an excuse for mom to have sex with the creep (and he is truly creepy looking in the form of tattoo-man Johnny Goodluck), making her daughter a female-cuckold. The ending is even more stupid. Bella Blu plays the hapless daughter.
There's no screenplay credit for "We Only Have Each Other", and for good reason. The team of Siouxsie Q & Michael Vegas has directed a truly stupid vignette that even the ample talent (and sexiness) of Reagan Foxx can't save.
She plays the stepmom to Sam Solo (a truly ungifted performer) who's home from college and she keeps a straight face through an idiotic day with him. In quick suggestion (and very poorly directed) he breaks his glasses and seems blind, burns his hands on the stove (it's not even shown to be on in this clunker), slips on the floor in the bathroom -hurting his ankle, and finally is lying naked on a bed. Mom Reagan gives him a hand job, sex in various positions, ending with a blow job for fake cum in the mouth. That's the whole show, with the two of them happy together. This exercise in stupidity is as bad as it gets.
Also directed by Siouxsie & Mike, Penicio Del Toro's screenplay for "A Clean Slate"is quite contrived: Kenna James and boyfriend Jay Romero have a fight over his infidelity. She's come up with ample evidence that he's cheating but he simply denies all of it, unconvincingly. She storms out of the house after telling him this is the final straw, and off-screen comes a sound effect to indicate she's been hit by a car. (I blame the directors for such a cheap, phony Grade-Z movie gimmick -even stock footage of a car crash would be better.)
Some time later we see Kenna in bed all bandaged up from her severe injuries. She has partial amnesia -she recalls who she is but can't remember what happened leading up to the crash. Kenna's best friend Kayley Gunner visits her (Kenna was pretty sure that Kayley betrayed her as "the other woman" Jay was fooling around with) and pledges to help her through her recovery.
In the living room, both guilty parties Jay & Kayley express regrets for their affair and seem ready to let it go, but their sexual attraction overcomes their best intentions and soon they're humping away on the couch. Again, the directors muff the scene by letting them have sex quite noisily, easily audible to poor Kenna in the nearby bedroom.
After Jay's copious money shot, Kayley heads to the bedroom to say goodbye to her friend, and the scene's fairly predictable final twist is delivered.
Kayley is beautifully styled here -looking great, so fans can appreciate her hot sex scene. But the poor direction results in a mediocre show.
Codi Vore is an unusual and sexy starlet, whose exaggerated body dimensions plus tendency to overplay slapstick has stuck her in throwaway gonzo roles to date. "Pure Taboo" gives her a chance to act dramatically in this otherwise poor scene, and she does a decent job.
The script by Lapis Afterglow is not so hot, transparently setting up the situation of an obvious womanizer (Jay Romero) fooling Codi into having sex with her. Each of them is waiting outside to catch a cab and a brief conversation has him saying he's about to ship overseas for a 6-month military deployment. That's a hoary pickup line but it works and before you can say Jack Daniels they're in her bed humping away with Codi receiving an unexpected (by her) creampie. Even quicker, he's off and out the door, out of her life.
Some time later she's sitting at a coffeehouse counter and spots Jay coming in. He's shocked to see her, and she confronts him concerning the fact that he's back in town, not overseas on that 6-month stretch. She's caught him lying, but somehow (logic is always poor or nonexistent in Pure Taboo scenarios) the sex was so good that she's actually glad to see him. So they head for his digs and hump away again.
Detracting at this point is the setting: Jay lives in the same living room I've seen in literally a hundred Gamma Entertainment videos, a white room poorly decorated with the same exact lousy black & white paintings on the wall.
Finale is a contrived twist and shock ending, but very poor editing left off the last few seconds of the Pure Taboo original, ruining the ending completely here!
Title scene takes place in my favorite porn setting: the "Immoral Proposal" mansion, but the scene is a ridiculous story with overacting. A butch-styled Kenzie Taylor plays a prison warden who's meeting her stepdaughter's boyfriend for the first time. Surprise: he's an ex-con who not only served in her prison but had sex with her once in her office there! What a co-inky-dink.
The behavior of the characters trapped in this stupid scene is never even slightly believable, just an excuse for mom to have sex with the creep (and he is truly creepy looking in the form of tattoo-man Johnny Goodluck), making her daughter a female-cuckold. The ending is even more stupid. Bella Blu plays the hapless daughter.
There's no screenplay credit for "We Only Have Each Other", and for good reason. The team of Siouxsie Q & Michael Vegas has directed a truly stupid vignette that even the ample talent (and sexiness) of Reagan Foxx can't save.
She plays the stepmom to Sam Solo (a truly ungifted performer) who's home from college and she keeps a straight face through an idiotic day with him. In quick suggestion (and very poorly directed) he breaks his glasses and seems blind, burns his hands on the stove (it's not even shown to be on in this clunker), slips on the floor in the bathroom -hurting his ankle, and finally is lying naked on a bed. Mom Reagan gives him a hand job, sex in various positions, ending with a blow job for fake cum in the mouth. That's the whole show, with the two of them happy together. This exercise in stupidity is as bad as it gets.
Also directed by Siouxsie & Mike, Penicio Del Toro's screenplay for "A Clean Slate"is quite contrived: Kenna James and boyfriend Jay Romero have a fight over his infidelity. She's come up with ample evidence that he's cheating but he simply denies all of it, unconvincingly. She storms out of the house after telling him this is the final straw, and off-screen comes a sound effect to indicate she's been hit by a car. (I blame the directors for such a cheap, phony Grade-Z movie gimmick -even stock footage of a car crash would be better.)
Some time later we see Kenna in bed all bandaged up from her severe injuries. She has partial amnesia -she recalls who she is but can't remember what happened leading up to the crash. Kenna's best friend Kayley Gunner visits her (Kenna was pretty sure that Kayley betrayed her as "the other woman" Jay was fooling around with) and pledges to help her through her recovery.
In the living room, both guilty parties Jay & Kayley express regrets for their affair and seem ready to let it go, but their sexual attraction overcomes their best intentions and soon they're humping away on the couch. Again, the directors muff the scene by letting them have sex quite noisily, easily audible to poor Kenna in the nearby bedroom.
After Jay's copious money shot, Kayley heads to the bedroom to say goodbye to her friend, and the scene's fairly predictable final twist is delivered.
Kayley is beautifully styled here -looking great, so fans can appreciate her hot sex scene. But the poor direction results in a mediocre show.
Codi Vore is an unusual and sexy starlet, whose exaggerated body dimensions plus tendency to overplay slapstick has stuck her in throwaway gonzo roles to date. "Pure Taboo" gives her a chance to act dramatically in this otherwise poor scene, and she does a decent job.
The script by Lapis Afterglow is not so hot, transparently setting up the situation of an obvious womanizer (Jay Romero) fooling Codi into having sex with her. Each of them is waiting outside to catch a cab and a brief conversation has him saying he's about to ship overseas for a 6-month military deployment. That's a hoary pickup line but it works and before you can say Jack Daniels they're in her bed humping away with Codi receiving an unexpected (by her) creampie. Even quicker, he's off and out the door, out of her life.
Some time later she's sitting at a coffeehouse counter and spots Jay coming in. He's shocked to see her, and she confronts him concerning the fact that he's back in town, not overseas on that 6-month stretch. She's caught him lying, but somehow (logic is always poor or nonexistent in Pure Taboo scenarios) the sex was so good that she's actually glad to see him. So they head for his digs and hump away again.
Detracting at this point is the setting: Jay lives in the same living room I've seen in literally a hundred Gamma Entertainment videos, a white room poorly decorated with the same exact lousy black & white paintings on the wall.
Finale is a contrived twist and shock ending, but very poor editing left off the last few seconds of the Pure Taboo original, ruining the ending completely here!