Presented by Steve Perry/Ben Dover in the form of episodes of a TV series, this obscure DVD in the Bluebird catalog is notable only for brevity, clocking in at under 90 minutes for 6 separate vignettes. Usually nonsense like this from defunct Bluebird Films can run 3 hours long.
Ben keeps his patter to a minimum as he introduces the same old Brit Porn femmes dancing at stripper poles and then humping generally in threesomes. It's repetitive in the extreme, and the only surprise is that in a lengthy cast list Keni Styles is omitted entirely. An obscure blonde Isabelle Leay is listed in the end credits crawl but omitted from the DVD box displays.
The label's exclusive twin act, Kit and Kat Lee, wear bunny ears in an unlicensed nod to the old Playboy Clubs, as this lousy video is set at a fictional Bluebird Club. They are teamed with Cindy Behr with plenty of d.p. and anal action for the lucky Brit studs.
A rather impressive roster includes Eva Angelina visiting from the States and Welsh mascot for the label Stacey Saran while a couple of my personal favorites Michelle Thorne and Jodie James get short shrift. Individual segment titles are idiotic as usual, ranging from "Romance" (untrue as to the content) and pidgin English "Hello Pole".
Ben keeps his patter to a minimum as he introduces the same old Brit Porn femmes dancing at stripper poles and then humping generally in threesomes. It's repetitive in the extreme, and the only surprise is that in a lengthy cast list Keni Styles is omitted entirely. An obscure blonde Isabelle Leay is listed in the end credits crawl but omitted from the DVD box displays.
The label's exclusive twin act, Kit and Kat Lee, wear bunny ears in an unlicensed nod to the old Playboy Clubs, as this lousy video is set at a fictional Bluebird Club. They are teamed with Cindy Behr with plenty of d.p. and anal action for the lucky Brit studs.
A rather impressive roster includes Eva Angelina visiting from the States and Welsh mascot for the label Stacey Saran while a couple of my personal favorites Michelle Thorne and Jodie James get short shrift. Individual segment titles are idiotic as usual, ranging from "Romance" (untrue as to the content) and pidgin English "Hello Pole".