Four incest-themed vignettes.

Zoey Foxx is in trouble. Stepdad Tony D is livid that she got caught shoplifting sex toys, and when she gets sent to her room she grabs her cell and and is talking with her girlfriend, lying on her stomach on her conveniently queen-sized bed, kicking her legs, pert little G-stringed butt pointing to the sky as dad—stepdad—peeps in on her, looking for an opening so he can come in and explain that this doesn't reflect well on him either as a father figure, and he's going to have to deal with mom so can we come to an arrangement? Foxx credibly plays the coquette/seductress reluctantly acceding to stepdad's suggestion, but fucks him like a seasoned porn star, flipping into spoon and reverse cowgirl, jumping off to suck his pussy-wet cock without hesitation and opening wide to take a jizz shot in her mouth.

Jay West phones his stepdaughter Kendra Lynn from a "dating site" and makes a date with her. Good thing he put a handkerchief over the mouthpiece or she might have caught on when he said, "I could be old enough to be your dad—or stepdad." He shows up at the assignation house and blackmails his way into her bed.

Tony D (him again?) walks in on Jade Jantzen and a young man asleep in bed in a hotel room and wakes her up with a start as he says to her, "I can't believe how many times we've gone through this shit," as he runs through the itemized bill for the room and sees a questionable movie title: "I can only assume this is a porn of some sort." Yeah, there's the problem: never mind the guy in your stepdaughter's bed, what were they watching on TV? Turns out stepdaughter has been keen for stepdad "ever since I introduced you to mom." This time it's the stepdaughter's idea to fuck dad to keep him quiet. He drives a hard bargain, demanding she also stop the hotel room forays with his credit card and are we going to do this again?

Closer has Cadence Lux encouraging widowed stepdad Tony DeSergio as he gets ready for a first date with a woman he's been flirting with online for six months, but when he leaves his computer untended, Cadence cancels the date, tells the woman to lose his number—and then is ready to solace dear old (step)dad when he gets stood up in a scene that has good build-up and tease sequences.

Technically subpar, with echo-y sound, static camera placement, and audible direction ("Okay, say 'Do you want me to take my shirt off?' now") but good presentation of the theme.