Robby D. made scores of rom-com vehicles for Digital Playground contract stars a few years back, keeping Kayden Kross, Stoya, Riley Steele, Selena Rose, Bibi Jones, Jesse Jane, etc. working steadily. He returns with this lump of rock, a sorry XXX sitcom that stinks to high heaven.
It concerns an unlikable bunch of folks, basically overworked porn talent, whose extramarital hook-ups are completely arbitrary and uninteresting. Most are attractive, but John Strong and especially a paunchy Tommy Pistol are thrown into the mix to ensure it's off-putting rather than arousing.
Robby makes sure there's lots of sex scenes including an orgy for those who will watch any and all forms of explicit sex, but in every other respect it is not up to the label's once high standards. Photography, by Robby (Dallas is the name he used to use instead of D. for such assignments) is ugly and the acting and uncredited dialog poor. Biggest waste is probably that of Eva Lovia in the lead role alongside Aria Alexander, DP's current front line of contract girls.
