Pair of boring "abuse the poor girl" episodes

Two similar "Pure Taboo" vignettes populate this DVD release.

Inevitable Bree Mills crew member AJ Bucks gets almost a starring role (NonSex, thank God!) in the main event "The Allowance", a flat, one-note depiction of an innocent girl strung along into prostitution by her selfish boyfriend. I'm not sure how Bree and her partner in crime Craven Moorehead get away with such uninspired content, but like the oddity of Trump being president, in porn it's only success that counts.

Watching for an hour (Bree's "Pure Taboo" series has elongated the typical vignette running time quite a bit) one waits in vain for a plot twist or something interesting to happen. But as in so many of this popular website's stories we get just the basics, more a case history than actual storytelling.

So AJ talks his lady Elena Koshka into posing for nude photos to be posted on a sort of Dirty Old Man's website, and soon Derrick Pierce signs up to be her Sugar Daddy. He offers her an allowance of $5,000 to start, and we know the money will be pocketed by AJ.

A meet-up is arranged and Derrick is impressed by her beauty (who wouldn't be, as Koshka is among the prettiest of the current abundance of young thing porn femmes) and offers $25,000 to be serviced. AJ agrees, and the money immediately transferred into his account the young girl dutifully obeys. Derrick humps her, ending with a creampie and is rather curt to her afterward, with the vignette finishing matter-of-factly, no frills.

It all amounts to wallowing voyeuristically in the mistreating of a beautiful woman, a popular porn theme that consumers have frequently criticized in their assessments of many Marc Dorcel videos concerned with the subject. AJ's performance is boring, not surprising because he's being paid for his work behind the scenes, not as pressed into service as an "actor". Koshka is lovely and manages to stay in character for the most part, while Pierce is way too familiar after thousands of appearances on screen, coming off strictly mechanically here. Setting (incuding an opening scene supposedly taking place elsewhere) is the remodeled "Immoral Proposal" mansion used for hundreds of porn shoots this past decade.

Supporting program is "The Babysitting Job". Cadey Mercury is a petite Adult Cinema starlet to watch, sort of a young porn equivalent to mainstream character actress Carla Gugino. With all the blondes and waifs prevalent on the current porn scene it's refreshing to see a more solid performer like her on screen.

She transcends the formulaic nature of this hour-long "Pure Taboo" offering, stressing that she's 18 (the inevitable disclaimer of any Bree Mills jail-bait show) and anxious to obtain a first job, as babysitter. That requires visiting prospective employer Mick Blue, who plays his bad-guy role so transparently that nothing like a spoiler can be said.

That's because the entire plot is clearly evident from the outset: he has no wife or infant son but is merely luring the nubile teen into his lair to hump her. He gives her an envelope inscribed "Cassidy" rather than Cadey (character names are used in these stories instead of the conventional porn names) and she's bowled over with the undisclosed (to the audience) babysitter rates proposed. Ultimately he increases her rate 10 times once she has agreed to hump him.

And that's it, watching the boring build-up as she sits bored waiting for something to happen, and then the elongate sex scene once she's inquisitively wandered into the baby's room and finds no baby exists, only naked Mick masturbating as he awaits her entrance.

I'll be watching more of Cadey, hopefully in better surroundings.

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