Not one of the MissaX website's better moments, "Don't Tell Mom" is an unconvincing story of an incestuous relationship that may be coming to an end. The dramatics of Maddy Burton's script don't ring true, with lust the most significant ingredient at work. Action is set at the familiar "Immoral Proposal" mansion.
Isabella Nice certainly looks young and innocent, but her behavior belies this surface impression. She's the teen who originally seduced her stepdad (Tommy Pistol) and when she decides to leave him and go out on her own, he won't give her up without a fight.
His insistence that he'll tell her mother about their affair, pegging her as the instigator, unless she stays carries some weight, and we're treated to a lengthy, hot and heavy sex scene by the duo. What will ultimately happen? The conclusion is well-directed by Craven Moorehead, but the acting here fails to create believable characters, as they appear more one-dimensional in a familiar "sex is all" emphasis.
Isabella Nice certainly looks young and innocent, but her behavior belies this surface impression. She's the teen who originally seduced her stepdad (Tommy Pistol) and when she decides to leave him and go out on her own, he won't give her up without a fight.
His insistence that he'll tell her mother about their affair, pegging her as the instigator, unless she stays carries some weight, and we're treated to a lengthy, hot and heavy sex scene by the duo. What will ultimately happen? The conclusion is well-directed by Craven Moorehead, but the acting here fails to create believable characters, as they appear more one-dimensional in a familiar "sex is all" emphasis.