The new wave of adult parodies can be traced to Will Ryder’s Not the Bradys XXX, which spawned this tidal wave of titles. The series remains one of the best because it never loses site of the important factors: really sexy girls getting fucked and a decent script with better than average acting. This one’s pretty funny, but very hot, mostly due to the amazing sexual performances of those two seductive young blondes, Lexi Belle as oldest Brady sister Marcia and AVN’s Best New Starlet winner, Kagney Linn Karter.

Lexi’s sex scene with Nick Manning as Keith Partridge helps conclude the plot and it really sizzles. This lithe, sexy, perfect-breasted little mynx is a sexual dynamo, loves swallowing Manning’s large cock and spins around on his dick with her tight twat until he splatters her pretty face with cum. Kagney is fucking hilarious as the assistant at the record company where Greg Brady (Kris Slater) is trying to get a record contract, and after a great POV blowjob, she fucks him in every position around the office until her face is a mask of white sauce.

Marcia’s grades are faltering so the Brady parents (a very funny Mike Horner and Alana Evans) cancel her membership in the Keith Partridge Fan Club until she improves. So Keith and Shirley Partridge (Payton Leigh) pay a visit to the Bradys since they don’t want word to get out that Keith’s music is negatively affecting Marcia’s education.

Alas, Keith asks Marcia on a date, but not before little sister Cindy (Kacey Jordan) gives him a blowjob. Meanwhile, Dylan Riley, who looks like, sounds like and IS Jan Brady, masturbates at home and eventually fucks a delivery guy on the Bradys’ doorstep. The Brady parents are mistaken by Shirley as swingers, so the three of them have a drunken threesome with some very funny results. Peter (James Deen) fucks Shawna Leneé just because they can have a great sex scene, and so on.

The art direction here is first-rate, and with terrific pacing and the bad jokes right in line with a '60s/'70s sitcom, you really feel like you are watching the Brady Bunch on sexual acid. All of the production values are first-rate and this enjoyable little gem is up there with the better parodies. Terrific acting from the likes of James Barthlolet in a non-sex role as the record company head and a good script help elevate this one.