Magic Romance

For some reason, Adult Time has begun issuing content from its Transfixed label without retaining the "Transfixed" source name. This pair of vignettes is not so hot.

In "Belle of the Ballroom", the Gay Porn star Lance Hart, a veteran of many a transsexual porn video, returns with a whole new look (and even voice) as Lucy Hart in an impressively romantic segment, now a trans-female carefully seduced by lovely cis-female actress Maddy May, latter playing a dance instructor who crosses the line (or lines) with her student.

For fans it's interesting to see how Lucy fka Lance has changed -not immediately identifiable as the same person, she now has big boobs which look amazingly natural, no mean feat for a trans star. Playing the sub to Maddy's authoritative character is an effective touch, as Lance was often the bottom in both his Gay and Trans assignments before.

Director Stella Smut, ordinarily emphasizing comedy or farce in her work, plays this one absolutely straight, building up to a highly romantic bonding between the two actresses. IMDb continues to list Lucy as an "actor", which of course is legitimate as the word actress has been downplayed in recent years everywhere except for awards purposes.

The other vignette, "Love, Set, Match", is a clunker. Lauren Phillips and TS star Brittney Kade are quite a sight in their white tennis outfits on the court, though neither one can play at all. They meet there via online dating, and soon head indoors to have sex together. Kade's huge fake tits even dwarf those of Phillips, and it's a strong sex scene, ending with a very fake "cum in the mouth" climax.

But directors Siouxsie Q and Michael Vegas don't bother with a script and it shows. The actresses are treated as brainless, and the slapstick activities are dumb rather than amusing. This is strictly sex filler with attractive femmes in action, amounting to nothing -a wasted opportunity.