Tina Fey's hit movie and subsequent Broadway musical "Mean Girls" makes for a natural porn influencer in this 3-part Bree Mills opus.
It deals with school cliques: the popular girls vs. the nerds who they delight in tormenting. Interestingly enough, the bad girls in the cast, Jillian Janson and new clique recruit Sabina Rouge, receive top billing, while the good-girl nerdy heroine Avi Love is listed last, despite her being the hottest young actress currently on the porn scene.
Sabina wants to be popular and after a four-girl sex scene is adopted by Jillian and pals Aria Lee and Aidra Fox into their little clique. At first Rouge was pals with nerdy Avi, but Love remains the odd woman out, and ends up, quite improbably, getting the mean girls to reform and become good guys.
This is all accomplished via lesbian sex, with group sex (foursome and two threesome scenes) dictating the DVD's content. While the dialog and acting fall short on credibility, the sex is all that matters here, as usual. Casting is off-base, as both Jillian and Aidra Fox are too old and appear so on screen to fill the roles of teen college students. And Jillian as a redhead is almost unrecognizable after a career playing blondes.
It deals with school cliques: the popular girls vs. the nerds who they delight in tormenting. Interestingly enough, the bad girls in the cast, Jillian Janson and new clique recruit Sabina Rouge, receive top billing, while the good-girl nerdy heroine Avi Love is listed last, despite her being the hottest young actress currently on the porn scene.
Sabina wants to be popular and after a four-girl sex scene is adopted by Jillian and pals Aria Lee and Aidra Fox into their little clique. At first Rouge was pals with nerdy Avi, but Love remains the odd woman out, and ends up, quite improbably, getting the mean girls to reform and become good guys.
This is all accomplished via lesbian sex, with group sex (foursome and two threesome scenes) dictating the DVD's content. While the dialog and acting fall short on credibility, the sex is all that matters here, as usual. Casting is off-base, as both Jillian and Aidra Fox are too old and appear so on screen to fill the roles of teen college students. And Jillian as a redhead is almost unrecognizable after a career playing blondes.