Leave it to Joe Gallant to foist yet another burst of psychotic introspection, desperation, hope and twisted anal sex on the XXX-loving public; that’s exactly what he offers with his latest VCA feature, Killing Courtney Luv.
The newly-released title recalls the gritty realism of 1970’s-style filmmaking in the mood of the classic Taxi Driver. Creepy, disturbing and often rambling, Killing Courtney Luv tells the tale of an obsessed cab driver whose every breath is marked by his compulsive behavior and demented desire to "save" Courtney Luv from what his own mind tells him is certain harm and death for the blond band member.
Shot on the streets of New York City with a serious tone of desperation and featuring a host of colorful characters drowning in their wasted potential, director Gallant strings together a series of bizarre sexual acts that offer a glimpse into how the other half lives.
Starring Phoebe Luxe as Courtney, the movie gets off to a bang with a perverted sequence where a full ass enema gets ingested on a mid-town rooftop before the heated liquid spews from between her cheeks out over the edge and onto angry passers-by on the streets below. This nasty but highly erotic sequence sets the stage for what becomes a tormented sexual rhapsody of oral sex, intercourse and sodomy. Sound good? You bet! Through a series of unfulfilled yearnings, the sex becomes complete when the cab driver gains the full naked attention of his desired prey during a spirited anal banging.
VCA Pictures (with whom Gallant has recently parted ways) once again hits the mark for those who prefer the alternative, counterculture idea of what a good sex movie should be. Recent VCA features from rising alt-porn director Eon McKai have proven that a hungry audience waits for those with guts to create stirring realism.
Starring Luxe, Sandy Cheeks, ReVay, Mariah Lynn, Harley Raine and true New York style performances by Dino Bravo, Rod Fontana, Kenny and Dean James, this movie is for the perverted New Yorker in all of us.
