| Released | Mar 17th, 2026 |
|---|---|
| Running Time | 93 Min. |
| Director | Ricky Greenwood |
| Companies | Adult Time, Pure Taboo |
| Distribution Company | Pulse Distribution |
| DVD Extras | Still Gallery(ies), Trailer(s) |
| Cast | Lily LaBeau, Chad Alva, Isiah Maxwell, August Skye, Sarah Arabic, Princess Emily |
| Critical Rating | AAAA |
| Genres | Anthology, Marquee, Sexual Barter, Multi-Partner |
A sexual drama a la Adult Time, and directed by Ricky Grenwood, centers on busty, lusty Sarah Arabic, who with the help of Lily LaBeau, comes to terms with her sexuality and realizes that, despite being married for many years to Isiah Maxwell, she is a lesbian. This revelation stuns Maxwell, understandably, and when she presents the divorce papers for him to sign, he shows some gumption and agrees—if he can fuck them both. Tension is taunt, but Lily really wants Sarah and agrees to do it—even though she has never been with a man. They do it, he pops on both faces, then decides to stretch things out and reneg on signing the agreement and, to their chagrin, have his lawyer examine the document.
The other story is about parents who just have to know everything about their daughter’s life—including confidential things told to her high school guidance counselor, Princess Emily, about sex. Their attempt to ramrod the teacher into revealing it does not work, but they recognize her from their high school as the prudish girl they bullied back then—and strongarm her into having a threesome in the office in exchange for more details about their daughter’s sex life. Surprisingly, it ends there and not with a twist in the plot, but the sex is pretty good.