The pernicious effect of low budgets, necessitated in porn increasingly as the hard copy DVD format is rapidly disappearing while streaming takes over, hurts this Jacky St. James feature series for Sweet Sinner. Unlike her earlier work, Jacky's content is reduced perilously close to all-sex, as movie action content (think exterior scenes and anything requiring multiple camera set-ups or movement from place to place) is avoided.
So we have four vignettes, suitable to the voyeur premise, but physically dinky and static. Central gimmick of JStJ's screenplay is lame: nerdy voyeur Tommy Pistol hooks up with a beauty (Aiden Ashley) on line, and exploits her technical unfamiliarity to spy on her: supposedly she doesn't know her laptop camera stays on all the time, allowing him to observe her secretly.
Plot eventually reveals, without any real surprise or suspense, that Aiden is playing him, a scammer in league with other bad guys. Unfortunately, it's not very interesting.
So we have four vignettes, suitable to the voyeur premise, but physically dinky and static. Central gimmick of JStJ's screenplay is lame: nerdy voyeur Tommy Pistol hooks up with a beauty (Aiden Ashley) on line, and exploits her technical unfamiliarity to spy on her: supposedly she doesn't know her laptop camera stays on all the time, allowing him to observe her secretly.
Plot eventually reveals, without any real surprise or suspense, that Aiden is playing him, a scammer in league with other bad guys. Unfortunately, it's not very interesting.