It's good to see that in starting up his own company, Andre Madness hasn't forsworn the kind of irreverent, sharp-witted material on which he largely built his name (at least insofar as his work for Kick Ass Pictures). Of course, in this case, the man behind the wit is director Dcypher (we presume, since no writer is credited), who breaks into four of the five scenes here to inject some postmodern porno drollery. (Best line: D. inquiring of Brandon Iron, who's supposed to be taking Dana Vespoli's virginity, "Where's the loss of innocence?") Pre-nom for Best Vignette vid.