A new feature for Girlfriends Films is present on this release's DVD Menu page: "Jump to Sex". That's a traditional video feature for fans who simply can't stand listening to dialog or suffering through acting, having been brainwashed for decades now into thinking that Adult Entertainment should be all-sex.
So the over 4 hours long show has fans easily skipping the mindless interview/chat sessions between actresses before they head for a bed and go gonzo. The DVD liner advertises "Over 2 hours", unintentionally realizing that listing "Over 4 hours" while true would have generated complaints since over an hour is boring conversation.
Another defect is having label's contract star, who calls herself Jade aloud recognizing new alternate billing that is not used her on screen credits, Prinzzess appearing in two segments, accounting for half of the running time. She's a bore.
Only interesting element here is redhead Lacy Lennon, who has proved herself a fine new actress in Missa X videos, giving her bio which includes a stint working as a prostitute at the famed BunnyRanch in Nevada. She defends brothels at length, and it was educational to see how Adult Cinema actresses (that's what they were called in the '70s, though now are more often referred to as models) have professed solidarity with prostitutes and other types of sex workers.
So the over 4 hours long show has fans easily skipping the mindless interview/chat sessions between actresses before they head for a bed and go gonzo. The DVD liner advertises "Over 2 hours", unintentionally realizing that listing "Over 4 hours" while true would have generated complaints since over an hour is boring conversation.
Another defect is having label's contract star, who calls herself Jade aloud recognizing new alternate billing that is not used her on screen credits, Prinzzess appearing in two segments, accounting for half of the running time. She's a bore.
Only interesting element here is redhead Lacy Lennon, who has proved herself a fine new actress in Missa X videos, giving her bio which includes a stint working as a prostitute at the famed BunnyRanch in Nevada. She defends brothels at length, and it was educational to see how Adult Cinema actresses (that's what they were called in the '70s, though now are more often referred to as models) have professed solidarity with prostitutes and other types of sex workers.