Clearly running out of ideas (and gas) the MDEC series strains credulity with this very poorly designed release. So it's watch the sex and groan about the stories/acting.
First half of the show presented me with a homework assignment, as the lengthy set of dialog set-up scenes (lasting nearly 20 minutes before any sex is initiated) feature three actresses in uncredited cameos, leading me to strongly believe we're dealing with recycled footage.
Amplyifing this point is Jillian Janson in her normal blonde mode at first and then returning as a brunette for no reason. Answer is that the opening set-up is set-up footage taken from "Women Seeking Women 124", repeating the same story premise but going in a different direction.
In WSW 124 we saw Shyla Ryder as a webcam girl, who gets in trouble. There's a scene of Jillian Janson watching her on a laptop and then masturbating. They get in trouble when Kirsten Price finks on them, with Shy Love ending up with Shyla in the sack. That's the earlier film's plot
Rewrite for the reused footage has Jillian expelled from school for having sex with her teacher (Price) and reprimanded by her mom Julia Ann. Julia decides that her lesbian-leaning daughter needs to be serviced by a reliable lesbian, so she resorts to the MDEC to find one.
Scarlett Sage plays her troublemaker role one more time, as Sarah Vandella's daughter who has a crush on her aunt Cory (presumably referring to Cory Chase, who is not in this movie).
Vandella is manipulated into a bedroom with now-brunette Jillian Janson, who easily seduces her. It's the golden headboard bed used by Girlfriends Films hundreds of times.
Scarlett then inveigles her way into another bedroom with Julia and manages to seduce her, with none of this nonsense believable. The whole thing is an insult to a loyal Girlfriends audience and confusing for no good reason.
Second half of the show is even worse, total b.s.
It begins cornily at the Lamoyne Hotel bar where a sleazy Dana DeArmond talks her pal Jade Baker into pretending to be her daughter so they can con women into having sex using the MDEC website. Dana likes to seduce straight girls but this makes no sense since the website caters to lesbians or at least bisexual moms.
They're attracted by the photo of big-bust Reagan Foxx on the site and manage to bamboozle her daughter, nerdy beanpole Tali Dova into going home with them where Dana seduces her.
Next scene is utterly preposterous, as Tali shows her mom an engagement ring, and it's from Dana, who plans to move back to New York where she claims to own a fabulous rent-controlled apartment overlooking Central Park (hogwash!), taking kid Tali and Jade with her.
Jade offers to bring Reagan with them, as long as Reagan slaves for her and services her sexually. Reagan is flustered by this avalanche of shocking information, but somehow Jade manages to seduce her, calling it a "test-drive". Film fades out on the end of the Reagan/Jade sex scene, and the audience is aware that the mean-spirited Dana is merely manipulating the ladies, ruining their lives.
This contempt for their loyal audience should be the undoing of the sloppy Girlfriends label.
First half of the show presented me with a homework assignment, as the lengthy set of dialog set-up scenes (lasting nearly 20 minutes before any sex is initiated) feature three actresses in uncredited cameos, leading me to strongly believe we're dealing with recycled footage.
Amplyifing this point is Jillian Janson in her normal blonde mode at first and then returning as a brunette for no reason. Answer is that the opening set-up is set-up footage taken from "Women Seeking Women 124", repeating the same story premise but going in a different direction.
In WSW 124 we saw Shyla Ryder as a webcam girl, who gets in trouble. There's a scene of Jillian Janson watching her on a laptop and then masturbating. They get in trouble when Kirsten Price finks on them, with Shy Love ending up with Shyla in the sack. That's the earlier film's plot
Rewrite for the reused footage has Jillian expelled from school for having sex with her teacher (Price) and reprimanded by her mom Julia Ann. Julia decides that her lesbian-leaning daughter needs to be serviced by a reliable lesbian, so she resorts to the MDEC to find one.
Scarlett Sage plays her troublemaker role one more time, as Sarah Vandella's daughter who has a crush on her aunt Cory (presumably referring to Cory Chase, who is not in this movie).
Vandella is manipulated into a bedroom with now-brunette Jillian Janson, who easily seduces her. It's the golden headboard bed used by Girlfriends Films hundreds of times.
Scarlett then inveigles her way into another bedroom with Julia and manages to seduce her, with none of this nonsense believable. The whole thing is an insult to a loyal Girlfriends audience and confusing for no good reason.
Second half of the show is even worse, total b.s.
It begins cornily at the Lamoyne Hotel bar where a sleazy Dana DeArmond talks her pal Jade Baker into pretending to be her daughter so they can con women into having sex using the MDEC website. Dana likes to seduce straight girls but this makes no sense since the website caters to lesbians or at least bisexual moms.
They're attracted by the photo of big-bust Reagan Foxx on the site and manage to bamboozle her daughter, nerdy beanpole Tali Dova into going home with them where Dana seduces her.
Next scene is utterly preposterous, as Tali shows her mom an engagement ring, and it's from Dana, who plans to move back to New York where she claims to own a fabulous rent-controlled apartment overlooking Central Park (hogwash!), taking kid Tali and Jade with her.
Jade offers to bring Reagan with them, as long as Reagan slaves for her and services her sexually. Reagan is flustered by this avalanche of shocking information, but somehow Jade manages to seduce her, calling it a "test-drive". Film fades out on the end of the Reagan/Jade sex scene, and the audience is aware that the mean-spirited Dana is merely manipulating the ladies, ruining their lives.
This contempt for their loyal audience should be the undoing of the sloppy Girlfriends label.