POV releases are a lot more fun for the cameraman/recipient than they are for the viewer. This is marred by the usual flaws inherent in the genre: Shaky camera work as the image bounces in synch with the humping, the action veering out of frame as the camera swings wildly to the side or ceiling, and monotony setting in looking at the same limited angles for too long.

To his credit, director Kevin Moore has hired some tried and true and extraordinarily hot pros to service his schlong. He's also stuffed this with three hours worth of material. And yes, there's lots of nasty talk, but it doesn't really add that much to each scene.

The BTS is almost exclusively devoted to an extended interview with Rachel Starr as she and Moore share their first sexual experiences. Both are clothed during the revelations, which is sort of a mood killer.

Retailing: Stock more for the cast than the content.

POV releases are a lot more fun for the cameraman/recipient than they are for the viewer. This is marred by the usual flaws inherent in the genre: shaky camera work as the image bounces in synch with the humping, the action veers out of frame as the camera swings wildly to the side or ceiling, and monotony sets in looking at the same limited angles for too long.

To his credit, director Kevin Moore has hired some tried and true and extraordinarily hot pros to service his schlong. Brunettes, blondes, Asian, Americans and Eurobabes, all do a great job. He's also stuffed this with three hours worth of material. And yes, there is lots of nasty talk, but it doesn't really add that much to each scene.

The BTS is almost exclusively devoted to an extended interview with Rachel Starr as she and Moore share their first sexual experiences. Both are clothed during the revelations, which is sort of a mood killer.

Retailing: Stock more for the cast than the content.