Though the structure is streaming-ready vignettes, filmmaker Dana Vespoli manages to weave these four scenes together into a satisfying feature, even dropping by to participate in the fun.
With a striking blonde hairdo, Dana is featured (NonSex) in a fun scene making fun of "fear of clowns", with a still topical reference a couple of years later to the ruckus caused by Stephen King's "It". A guy pops up to scare poor Ember Snow dressed in his clown's costume, preventing the video from falling into the "all-female-cast" category. Mindi Mink is the therapist laying hands on Ember in this one.
Chanel Preston appears as a therapist treating such fears, and has a solid scene seduced by a lovely young teaching assistant Avi Love. Besides the Snow/Mindi Mink coupling, interracial sex is also provided in a strong opening vignette of Mona Wales, a therapist curing young Sarah Banks of her fear of going into the water for a swim.
Cover girls Alexis Fawx and Jill Kassidy conclude the video with locker room sex involving stern coach Fawx and gung-ho soccer player/seducer Jill.
With a striking blonde hairdo, Dana is featured (NonSex) in a fun scene making fun of "fear of clowns", with a still topical reference a couple of years later to the ruckus caused by Stephen King's "It". A guy pops up to scare poor Ember Snow dressed in his clown's costume, preventing the video from falling into the "all-female-cast" category. Mindi Mink is the therapist laying hands on Ember in this one.
Chanel Preston appears as a therapist treating such fears, and has a solid scene seduced by a lovely young teaching assistant Avi Love. Besides the Snow/Mindi Mink coupling, interracial sex is also provided in a strong opening vignette of Mona Wales, a therapist curing young Sarah Banks of her fear of going into the water for a swim.
Cover girls Alexis Fawx and Jill Kassidy conclude the video with locker room sex involving stern coach Fawx and gung-ho soccer player/seducer Jill.