This is one of those girl-on-girl offerings that's just of a higher order. With the sparkling, crisp lenswork and expert nose for smoldering sensuality of AVN's reigning Best Director – Non-Feature, William H., complemented by a virtually flawless cast of stunners with an unquestionable penchant for their own breed, this is a powerhouse of ladylove that any connoisseur of the art form will want residing permanently on their smut mantel (or wherever they house their libido-stimulating materials).

Granted, the interstitial interviews with each girl grow a little repetitive—basically, every single one of them enlightens us to the insight that the appeal of another woman lies in her skin being soft and her knowledge of what feels good being innately better than a man's—albeit hearing the tales of their first time with another gal is always fun (Breanne Benson says hers was in the first grade ... and they tell us kids are learning nothing in school these days).

But the moment each pair is let loose on each other, electricity flies. There are only four scenes in Lush's three hours, but not a second of any of them is one notch less than thrilling. We will say that the opener with cover girls Melanie Rios and Riley Jensen probably comes out the leader of the pack by a slim margin, simply because both are so exotically tantalizing and palpably eager to devour one another.

The closer is very nearly as spectacular, with gigantoid-bosomed Jelena Jensen—who's done very few full-on sex scenes in her lengthy career of displaying said bosoms—taking turns with longtime g/g-only babe Isabella Sky noshing heartily between each other's gams.

Bridging the interim from the former to the latter, we get Penthouse Pets Breanne Benson and Ella Milano engaging in vigorous bouts of twat tango with, respectively, Ash Hollywood (the only blonde of the bunch) and Faye Reagan. If there's a "lull" in there at any point, damned if we could tell you where.

We could go on singing the praises of this jewel, but bottom line, for future all-girl releases through the end of next September, Lush will serve as the bar to live up to.