Adult Time's recent frisky use of its content continues with this Devil's Film DVD, which provides four Oopsie! Vignettes without warning or promotion. It does provide Old School DVD fans easy access to web scenes without having to subscribe. However, sloppiness manages to omit listing one of the stars, Avey Jane, on the packaging.

Izzy Wilde stars in two vignettes. A high energy trio of actresses brings the title scene to life, though as usual, the all-sex format has trouble sustaining interest for 35 minutes.

It's the currently overdone "Stuck" school of porn, best evidenced in many a scene from competing label Brazzers. The action gets going, in slapstick-styled pantomime, with busty Summer Hart getting stuck in the elevator doors of an office building, with TS superstar Izzy Wilde pounding her pussy from behind inside the elevator while security guard Kasey Kei fills Summer's mouth with her cock from the outside.

The trio go at it nonstop and their spirit is infectious. The two trans meet one cis female is the most popular one for an "Oopsie!" romp and though director Stella Smut is definitely stuck in a rut this cast makes it work on a gonzo level.

"The Milk Maid" seems like a remake of another Adult Time release: the year-old futanari animation by Agent Redgirl titled "Milky Moo Farms". It starts off cute but quickly runs itself into the ground.

TS stars Izzy Wilde and Eva Maxim are styled as "cows", being milked by BBW milkmaid Avery Jane, with very fake milking of their breasts and dicks. They're positioned on tables like a "tricky massage" scene, making for access to their dicks through glory holes in each table.

The resulting threesome is boring, with anal sex achieved via a dildu used manually by Jane as well as mechanical dildo-machines. There's no affection or chemistry established and the scene runs short (but still feels long), finished 10 minutes earlier than usual in the series. Another bad sign is that the series let three weeks elapse rather than the normal two between new vignettes this time.

"Club Swinger" is extremely poor, right from the mandatory silent-movie opening pantomime in which co-director Michael Vegas himself, bearing one of his silliest hairdos yet tries to act with the ladies, to the dull lesbian threesome action. It's not erotic, just mechanical sex footage culminating in a totally fake creampie shot.

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In "Leaking Fluids", I was disappointed with what the "Oopsie!" team did with this promising cast: 3 ladies with big butts, 2 with dicks and one named Tommy King whose featured asset, with emphasis on the first syllable, goes to waste. Director Stella Smut is definitely an underachiever.

Proof is that this is shorter than most "Oopsie!" vignettes, but drags on and on due to sameness, lack of camera movement (or cutting between angles). Set-up scene is in an auto body shop (very fake looking, shot in the studio rather than a real storefront location), where TS stars Foxxy and Eva Maxim are busy at work. Tommy shows up and her big butt immediately attracts a dick, and before you know it they're having a threesome, no questions asked.

Tommy seems to be giving a non-stop blowjob for the rest of the show, very boring, and director Stella, against all odds, never has a twerking shot of Tommy, And also, believe it or not, there is no anal sex, just a few seconds of rimming. The TS gals look bored whomping away on Tommy, and they probably are, since there's nothing sensual or erotic about the show. It's as if the concept "seduction" doesn't exist, with sex reduced by Stella and her cast to strictly "wham bam" status.

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