Unrelenting, raw, and raunchy from start to finish, Young Harlots Break the Rules shows just how kinky and hardcore the hallowed halls of a European, all-girls school can be. An exceptional release from Harmony Films and director Trash Meister, all manner of dirty debauchery is on display in this fine flick, as both pervy interlopers and female students alike are put through their paces by oversexed (and borderline-deranged) school officials. Indeed, no one is safe from the lash—or the lust—in this one, and that's exactly how Meister has planned it.

To illustrate, the festivities open up with the matron of the school, Rebecca Smythe, subduing a peeping tom, Sam Bourne, and using his young cock for her own perverse pleasure ... orally, vaginally and anally. As things get going, she's joined by a teacher, Alice Judge, and a female student, Lady Dee, who add some girl-on-girl and strap-on action to the fun. The ladies also lend Smythe a helping hand (literally), as Judge fists her whilst Bourne's cock is implanted firmly in her ass.  Having had their fill, the trio then tosses the lad aside, as he feverishly jerks off, ultimately leaving himself a puddled-up (and derided) mess. And that's just the first sequence! 

The remainder of the scenes follow similarly, featuring all sorts of academic deviance and dereliction. There's caning (light and hard), further girl/girl fun (including with strap-ons and dildos), squirting, a cream pie, sexual instruction and domination, and pornographic punishment aplenty ... all wrapped up in barely-there schoolgirl outfits and skirts. Needless to say, Sam manages to get caught up in much of the horny high jinks along the way, and the final result is nothing short of brazen brilliance.

Overall, the jerk-off value in this one is immense, as it's simply dripping with dirty and taboo themes, many of them ruthless ... and all of them well-executed and engrossing. The old manor setting is inherently authentic and appropriate, and the camerawork is as good as it gets. It's difficult to find anything wrong with this release, and it is, therefore, quite easy to recommend.