Title: Mothers and
Sons 2
Studio: Hard Candy Films
Writer/Director: Nica Noelle
Released: February 2013
Performers: Dana Vespoli, Magdalene St Michaels, Amber Lynn Bach, Kiki Daire, Logan Pierce, Danny Wylde, Seth Gamble, Josh Rivers
Studio: Hard Candy Films
Writer/Director: Nica Noelle
Released: February 2013
Performers: Dana Vespoli, Magdalene St Michaels, Amber Lynn Bach, Kiki Daire, Logan Pierce, Danny Wylde, Seth Gamble, Josh Rivers
If you don’t like a bit of story, a bit of narrative
exposition, with your porn, then move along, there’s nothing to see here. But you’d be making a mistake. Half the enjoyment (well, maybe not quite half) of watching a typical Nica
Noelle video comes from her skill as a writer/story teller. That’s certainly true here, and fortunately
she’s assembled a cast capable of pulling it off. Her scripts generally require her performers
to portray characters, which can be a lot to ask for some performers. I don’t say that to denigrate
their capabilities – let’s face it, the reason most of us are watching porn is
to see people get naked and get it on; acting chops aren't required. But, when we see people who can act AND have
hot, passionate, sex on camera it’s a nice bonus, especially when they're given
a good script to work with.
That’s exactly what we get with Mothers and Sons 2. Noelle is a patient story teller and doesn't
force the pace. We know there’s going to
be sex, but before we get to that we're going to get some character development. The sex will proceed naturally from the relationships established as part
of the story. The sex, when it happens,
is well worth the wait. Noelle has remained
faithful to her old Sweetheart/Sinner tag line about “real sex, real passion,
real orgasms,” delivering four couplings that contain all three elements. One of the reasons the sex feels real is that
we see the players develop believable relationships. The set ups aren't just an excuse for people
to hop into bed or on a hay bale.
This is true “couple friendly” porn, I think, with a nice dollop
of romance thrown in. The
premise is women “rich in years” and their mutual attraction with
younger men – friends of their sons in some cases. What mature woman doesn't want to experience
the vigor of youth once again?
Exactly. And the fantasy of being
seduced by an older woman is pretty universal for young men. I know it was for me. Perhaps I’m projecting again? At any rate, there’s a bit of the forbidden
fruit vibe adding to the erotic buzz in every scene.
The video sets up as two distinct stories each containing
two main scenes. First up we have
Magdalene St Michaels and Dana Vespoli living together on a ranch. Magdalene’s son, played by Logan Pierce, is
coming home from college for the summer and will be bringing his good friend
Danny Wylde with him, much to Magdalene’s displeasure. She doesn't want some “frat boy” hanging
around all summer. Ha! Dana is more philosophical about it and
urges Magdalene not to prejudge.
Wylde plays a well-mannered, handsome youth, and Magdalene’s fears are soon
allayed. They chat amiably over
dinner. Cut to Dana Vespoli working in
the horse barn (the story takes place on what is ostensibly a horse ranch). Logan comes into the barn and they talk. The mutual attraction is instant and obvious
and by the end of the chat, they are kissing.
Well, we all know what that leads to right? Kissing is the gateway drug for sex. Just ask any father who has a daughter. I had some concerns about the setting. I've actually HAD sex in a hay loft and it’s
a real challenge. People think of hay or
straw as soft. It isn't. And there are a lot of sharp pointy aspects
to a “roll in the hay” that no one ever talks about. They DID have a couple of blankets to throw
on the floor so hopefully no one got poked in anything other than a sexual way.
Meanwhile on another part of the ranch, Magdalene comes home
to find Danny sitting at a table apparently doing homework on his laptop. Homework?
What kind of college kid is this anyway?
It’s summer, and laptops are for downloading and watching porn, not
doing homework. Sheesh. OK, kidding aside, Danny offers to get
Magdalene, worn out after an apparently tiresome client dinner, a drink. He is all solicitous and attentive, which
Magdalene finds extremely attractive. He’s
obviously attracted to her as well which leads to a very personal conversation
and, eventually, bed. I love watching
Magdalene St Michaels have sex. She is
all in. And, she always takes some
responsibility for her own pleasure. I
don’t think I've seen her in a sex scene where she isn’t helping her partner
get her off. I find that incredibly
erotic. And, she is very attentive to
her lovers, making sure they are enjoying themselves as well. Let’s just say a good time was had by all,
shall we?
The second scenario involves the deliciously full figured
Kiki Daire’s character, Shelly, and her best friend Laura, played by Amber
Bach. Shelly and Laura haven't seen each other in years. Kiki
has finally “made it” and now feels equal to her old friend, who has always been a very successful
woman. Amber and her son, played by Seth
Gamble, are coming for a visit. Kiki’s stepson
is played by Josh Rivers.
Shelly’s husband is in Singapore, so she and her stepson,
Brad, are alone in the house when their guests, Laura and her son James
arrive. The way this sets up is that
Shelly is an artist, or used to be (her current husband it turns out doesn't
encourage her art) and she also happens to have been Brad’s inspiration to study
art. Brad’s attracted to Shelly -- we
can see that. When James arrives on the
scene, we also see an instant attraction forming between him and Laura. (Is “him and Laura” grammatically
correct? No squiggly line, so I guess it
is – it just sounds awkward.)
So, Nica Noelle deftly sets up the final two sex scenes with
one long piece of exposition and relationship development. The encounters, when they come, grow out of
this, and a couple of other conversations. They appear (mostly) natural – there’s
always a contrived aspect to these things that is difficult to avoid
completely. In terms of exposition, the
key piece of information we gather here is that Shelly used to be Brad’s
babysitter.
Laura (Amber Bach) is afraid of spiders, so when she sees
one on her bedroom floor, she screams.
James comes to investigate and after dealing with the arachnid threat he offers comfort to the distraught damsel in distress. In a completely shocking turn of events this
leads to hot, steamy, passionate, sex.
Meanwhile, Seth and Shelly (Kiki D’Aire) are talking about
art. We all know that talking to art leads
to sex. Art, kissing, and the offer
of a free massage, are all gateway drugs to sex.
That’s true here, because wouldn't you know it, one minute they’re
talking about art and the next minute, the babysitter is being boinked by the
baby, in this case a very grown up Brad, played skillfully by the very capable
Seth Gamble. It’s another scene full of
sexual sparks and fire and a fitting close to the video.
This is a well-made video both aesthetically and
technically, and well worth your hard earned cash. Another success for Nica Noelle, story teller
extraordinaire. Now, close this web page
and go buy a copy.
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