Apparently fans of Stills & Mills' "Mommy's Girl" label (providing both website subscription content and various DVD compilations for old fogies like yours truly) make up the story and character connections themselves, as the auteurs are generally too timid and euphemistic to deliver the goods.

Such is the case with the compilation titled "The Runaway", named after a 2-parter starring Cherie DeVille and Jessa Rhodes. There is another two-parter plus a separate single filler vignette to round out the lengthy program.

Title story gets off to a rocky start, as DeVille catches wastrel Jessa rummaging through her garbage cans like some wayward raccoon, but without the industrial strength Eva Green eye makeup. She grabs the girl and reprimands her, but soon takes her under her wing, inviting the runaway teen to live with her in her mansion.

This generates an hour of Sappic humping by the two pros, but Stills & Mills' lack of a script sinks the exercise. What emerges is unconvincing role-playing, as Cherie reveals her fetish for being called "mommy", and the fans can wallow in fake incest to their hearts' content.

The other two-parter is named "Mother-in-Lust", moving away from the usual crypto-incest (step-mom division) to sex among in-laws. I have always considered that a branch of incest dating back to ancient Greek and other traditions of marrying one's sister-in-law after your bro dies, so it isn't that much of a stretch.

In this case we have Rayveness hamming it up, exaggerating her Southern accent for a change, as she is called upon by daughter-in-law Gracie Glam to teach the kid what her momma's boy of a husband likes, so that the jerk will pay more attention to her. That translates, rather awkwardly, into a sort of lesbian role-play that has no correspondence to reality and is even far afield from the assumed transference of mother-son incest to daughter-in-law as surrogate/stand-in for the son. At any rate, the two attractive brunettes carry on this farce for another hour.

Rounding out the show is "The Bad Child", something of a misnomer, as we have two sisters Veronica Rodriguez and Natalie Monroe as the protagonists. Stills & Mills have cast them either intentionally or haphazardly (I don't care which) to have no resemblance to each other, one Latina and the other white bread. The older kid Veronica torments the jail-bait Natalie with constant accusations that Nat is a lesbian, hardly an insult given the video and label we're watching. At any rate, their step-mom busty Lisa Daniels appears and the two kids illogically gang up on her to service momma simultaneously. The sisters do not have sex with each other, and trying to make any psychological sense out of this generic sex scene (not a threesome but akin to those wimpy "Sex with twins" videos where the twins are not allowed to play with each other, only with the common sex object) is just hard work, not fun or entertainment.

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