Michelle Lay throws herself into an extremely juicy role in Devinn Lane's "Filthy", a strong tale of a ruthless women.
She's a lawyer without scruples, who goes to great lengths to win a divorce case for client Randy Spears. Key subplot involves her younger sister Kim Kane, whose husband Van Damage happens to be Lay's opponent in the court case.
Lane scores high marks in both the writing and directing of this satisfying saga, and includes several crucial plot twists I didn't see coming, which are delightful. Lay is terrific, a bad apple who is irresistible both in her characterization and extremely arousing sexiness, and supporting femmes Lexi Lamour, Kane and busty Rebecca Love do fine jobs, too.
Definitely a sleeper, hiding in the Wicked Pictures catalog.
