This one is for the ladies. OK, that’s the tag line and based on the source material we would assume it to be true. I usually don’t review parodies when I haven’t seen the original. I made an exception here because I really wanted to see this one. It’s a pretty solid movie with a plot, decent acting a ton of sex scenes. For the ladies? Sure.
Wicked Pictures is pleased to announce 2015 AVN Best Director (Feature) winner Brad Armstrong’s two-disc DVD Magic Mike XXXL: A Hardcore Parody is now available in stores. The subject of intense mainstream coverage from such top websites as Cosmopolitan.com, Uproxx.com and TheFrisky.com, the filmmaker’s latest mega-production began shipping July 1st, the same date its mainstream counterpart arrived in theaters.
New Sensations announces the release of “The Swing Life,” a new erotic drama produced for the studio’s acclaimed “Tales From the Edge” series. Helmed by award-winning writer and director Jacky St. James, the movie tells the story of two married couples looking to indulge in their first swinger experience and discovering what it takes to truly make an open marriage work.
New Sensations announces the release of “Hall Pass: Cheating with Permission,” a new four-story vignette depicting the “Hall Pass” fantasy of being allowed by one’s significant other to have a sexual encounter outside the relationship with no questions asked. Written and directed by Jacky St. James, “Hall Pass” is the newest offering from the studio’s acclaimed series “Tales From the Edge.”
New Sensations announces the release of “Boss Lady,” a scripted collection of workplace fantasies with a fem-dom slant. Produced for the acclaimed “Tales From the Edge” series, the four-scene vignette is written and directed by Jacky St. James and features performances from all-stars Chanel Preston, Romi Rain, Danica Dillon, and Karmen Karma.
New Sensations announces the release of “How to Train a Hotwife,” an enthralling new drama written and directed by Jacky St. James for the acclaimed series, “Tales From the Edge.” Sexy newcomer Jade Nile toplines the film as a loving and faithful wife unexpectedly thrust into the world of hotwifing when her husband expresses his desire to share her with other men.
New Sensations announces the release of “Spicing Up the Marriage,” the newest volume in its critically acclaimed romance series “Tales From the Heart.” Written and directed by Jacky St. James, and featuring cinematography by Eddie Powell, “Spicing Up the Marriage” follows four married couples as they heat up their sex lives with kink and imagination.
I will be honest. I have never heard of Hawkman or Hawkgirl. I have no idea if they are from a real comic book or not. I would assume that they are, but who knows? The story is a pretty good one. It’s a nice little origin tale that could set things up for later volumes. The leads, Ryan Driller and Allie Haze are both very well cast.
New Sensations announces the release of “Restraint,” a kink-fueled BDSM vignette from award-winning director and writer Jacky St. James. “Restraint” follows four married couples at different stages of BDSM play, pushing each other’s limits as they learn the ropes to an exciting and taboo lifestyle. The movie marks the fourth entry in New Sensations’ provocative imprint “Tales from the Edge.”
This is a fun little new girl movie. The interviews are good and rather insightful. I found myself interested in watching them. Sexually the movie works as well. The new girls are cute and eager to please. The guys give them dick to play with and mostly stay out of the way. New girl lines are always hit and miss since the girls are just getting started. This one features four girls who all have more than a bit of porn potential.
Ryder gets a chance to exercise his creativity with costumes and hair that stand out for all the right reasons. The script is also really good with enough of a nod to the original to please those who liked it more than I did. I really enjoyed the acting performances from top to bottom. Tommy Gunn and Penny Pax stand out in lead roles.
We can always count on Brad Armstrong to hit us with at least one big movie around awards time. Aftermath is the latest in a long line of impressive efforts. This one relies less on big budget effects and more on a very solid coming of age story. It touches on some heavy subjects and walks he line nicely between romantic and edgy.
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