With: Emily Willis, Kenna James, Ashley Lane, Paige Owens, Charlotte Stokely, Jayden Cole, Ana Foxxx, Dante Colle, Will Pounder, Codey Steele, Nathan Bronson
Just arrived in Los Angeles, Emily and Kenna will discover that in one night, their life can totally change in the City of Angels.
With: Emily Willis, Kenna James, Ashley Lane, Paige Owens, Charlotte Stokely, Jayden Cole, Ana Foxxx, Dante Colle, Will Pounder, Codey Steele
Get behind the scenes of One night in Los Angeles...
With: Alina Lopez, Adria Rae, Vicki Chase, Ashley Lane, Markus Dupree, Mick Blue, Mickey Mod
Four women turn their perversions over in ritualistic presentation as their partners are pulled in and made to suit. Ashley describes the high she gets when the ropes push in. Vicky lays out the nuance of her submission with exacting specificity. Adria needs not one man, but two, in order to find the fullness she's reaching for. Alina demands an unwavering audience, but promises a few whole, rapturous moments in return. All dive down deeper to a sacrosanct space.
With: Angela White, Valentina Nappi, Alexa Grace, Ashley Lane, Manuel Ferrara, Tyler Nixon, Markus Dupree
Games We Play, Directed by Kayden Kross, is a collection of vignettes played out between characters whose relationship is revealed to be a twisted game of sex and obsession. Each unfolds in layers of attraction and frustration as the couples fall into the dynamics that promises to keep pulling them back together. Ashley and Tyler have made a head game out of sexually frustrating each other. When Tyler takes it too far, Ashley takes her revenge. Do you know what happens to teases, she asks? Teases get tied up. When Angela confronts Markus on a betrayal, what unfolds is a roller coaster of attraction and repulsion as they both fall into the dynamic that promises to keep pulling them back together. Valentina and her husband have a game they play, she can do whatever it takes to seduce a man and he can do whatever it takes to deter the man. If the man fucks her, she wins. Markus works after hours grading papers at his desk when Alexa, his student, drops in. "You're not supposed to be here," he says with apprehension. She smiles at him, almost with pity. "I'm your student, aren't I? Makes sense that I would be here." But he's right. She's not supposed to be there, and she doesn't take no for an answer.
