Reviewed by SexHerald Staff
This collection of shorts is similar to director Jon Yuma's 5Blondes, only magnified in every direction. The girls are prettier,the camera work more stylish and sophisticated, the soundtrack better,and the acting more inert. Yuma plays with bold, saturated colors,slow motion, swaying handheld cameras, and focus to give a hip musicvideo-like look to the production.The opening clip features Aya Holmes, a pouty brunette in red vinyl,as she strips and fucks herself with a jelly dildo in and arounda convertible. The wildly swinging camera and pounding techno musicadd to the impression of a dorm room poster brought to life She reappears in the third clip as an airline stewardess, and displaysan innocent face and voluptuous figure reminiscent of Sylvia Saint.She doesn't really act much, looking more annoyed than aroused mostof the time, but boy is she cute. Yuma's camera gets the most outof her curvy figure, smooth golden skin, and ample soft tits asshe gets fucked by a muscular black Swede?!. He even manages toshoot some actually hot cunnilingus close-ups, a trick I've rarelyseen pulled off. Sarah Mackie is a gorgeous girl with a fresh, innocent face andManic Panic crimson hair. She sucks and fucks a guy in a tuxedo,whose face isn't shown until the cumshot, mostly keeping her ratherimpassive gaze on the camera lens. Jennifer Anderssen appears in two vignettes with deliberately roughcamera work to give a voyeuristic thrill. The first has a distractingflashing Record light to add veracity as she and a friend talk tothe camera and have sex with a guy in a hotel room. Someone needsto tell Yuma that there's plenty of porn that actually looks likethat, without making stuff that imitates it. The other one manages to get some mileage out of the gimmick, though,with the camera imitating the viewpoint of an intruder in Anderssen'scasino hotel room. This manages to give an intimate, casual feelto the scene that increases the appeal. The raincoat crowd may not flock to it, but a good soundtrack,stunning women, and excellent cinematography would make this a greatmovie to run in the background at the right sort of party.
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