Karlie Montana gets one of her best acting roles playing Stormy Daniels' sister in "When It Comes to You", a well-written (by director Stormy) star-crossed romance from Wicked Pictures' Passions label.
It has an unusual structure, adding a bit of mystery to Karlie's predicament, as we're introduced to her having solid sex with Steven St. Croix, only to gradually learn later on that "he done her wrong".
She's about to marry Ryan Driller, and Stormy's script emphasizes the difference between pursuing true love (or what one perceives to be so) and settling for a more dependable permanent relationship. I liked the way Karlie was given a choice, and the movie's concise, surprising conclusion is extremely effective.
To flesh out the porno content of the story we have subsidiary characters also having sex, with Karlie's pal Zoey Monroe winning both in personality and her sex in the shower scene with boyfriend Ryan McLane. A waste of time is Hope Howell serviced by her husband Tommy Pistol, as Pistol is very unattractive as your prototypical over-the-hill sex performer.
Stormy is on screen for support, not for sex this time, and several other cameos zip by fleetingly, including Jack Vegas as a bartender, Mark Nicholson as a cab driver and my favorite Lucky Starr chatting with Karlie in a bar.
It has an unusual structure, adding a bit of mystery to Karlie's predicament, as we're introduced to her having solid sex with Steven St. Croix, only to gradually learn later on that "he done her wrong".
She's about to marry Ryan Driller, and Stormy's script emphasizes the difference between pursuing true love (or what one perceives to be so) and settling for a more dependable permanent relationship. I liked the way Karlie was given a choice, and the movie's concise, surprising conclusion is extremely effective.
To flesh out the porno content of the story we have subsidiary characters also having sex, with Karlie's pal Zoey Monroe winning both in personality and her sex in the shower scene with boyfriend Ryan McLane. A waste of time is Hope Howell serviced by her husband Tommy Pistol, as Pistol is very unattractive as your prototypical over-the-hill sex performer.
Stormy is on screen for support, not for sex this time, and several other cameos zip by fleetingly, including Jack Vegas as a bartender, Mark Nicholson as a cab driver and my favorite Lucky Starr chatting with Karlie in a bar.