Eon McKai, a pretentious pornographer of a decade back, perpetrated this awful ripoff of "the look" of those Blaxploitation movies of the early 1970s, with one "Dave Naz" directing it for him at Vivid's short-lived and lousy Vivid alt. label. It's embarrassing, hence the automatic "1" rating on this website.
The five sex vignettes don't hang together and are very poorly directed; Naz's future wife Ashley Blue is one of the stars and co-scripted with him. The scenes merely have porn studs styled as The Mack or other pimps of the '70s, and we get to see them hump white girls as part of their profession. An extraneous Black on Black vignette ends the show with miscast Jada Fire having sex with her pimp played by "Gorgus Drae".
The BTS short subject on the DVD reveals the legendary Veronica Hart used to have an office (circa 1999) near Eon's, and their hanging out together led to her pointless cameo here as mother of one of the leading ladies (busty Whitney Wright). Also cameoing is Dirty Harry playing Veronica's date, who is not above trying to hump Whitney while waiting for Hart.
That entire "alt" porn movement was a sham, and these Vivid artifacts of same merely demonstrate how a once dominant label went wrong and ultimately frittered away its legacy.
The five sex vignettes don't hang together and are very poorly directed; Naz's future wife Ashley Blue is one of the stars and co-scripted with him. The scenes merely have porn studs styled as The Mack or other pimps of the '70s, and we get to see them hump white girls as part of their profession. An extraneous Black on Black vignette ends the show with miscast Jada Fire having sex with her pimp played by "Gorgus Drae".
The BTS short subject on the DVD reveals the legendary Veronica Hart used to have an office (circa 1999) near Eon's, and their hanging out together led to her pointless cameo here as mother of one of the leading ladies (busty Whitney Wright). Also cameoing is Dirty Harry playing Veronica's date, who is not above trying to hump Whitney while waiting for Hart.
That entire "alt" porn movement was a sham, and these Vivid artifacts of same merely demonstrate how a once dominant label went wrong and ultimately frittered away its legacy.