Her Special Day

This compilation of Mommy's Girl web content has some classic vignettes exploring the theme of stepmom/daughter incest, a genre that Bree Mills and her director Alan have made their specialty. I was impressed with the interesting Bree story lines this time out, instead of the often perfunctory approach as the duo crank out thousands of scenes to feed their various websites.

Title vignette celebrates little Lucy Doll's birthday, with the kid seducing her stepmom Mindi Mink for a strong Sapphic Sex scene. I had trouble adjusting to Lucy's whiny little voice, apparently not affected but the way the actress actually speaks, but once the moans of passion take over the annoying sounds can be forgotten.

Standout segment is "The Wish", Bree's takeoff (I dare not call it parody, a dirty word in my Adult Cinema lexicon) on Disney's memorable "Freaky Friday". Both Jelena Jensen and Nina North give excellent acting performances as each one's wish to have the other femme walk in her shoes results in the body-switching gimmick so beloved in mainstream fantasy comedies. Fortunately it's just for one day, and the battling stepmom and kid bond as a result. The appreciation of one's own body as felt from being out of body here is very well conveyed by Mills & Stills.

Syren De Mer celebrates a movie night at home with her kid Adria Rae, and when hubby goes out to get some popcorn at a local store they have hot sex together. Syren is typecast as a former porn star, and the vignette has them watching Stills & Mills' feature "Little Red", featuring brief archive cameos by April O'Neil, Cassidy Klein and Jelena Jensen. In this segment, as well as the Mink/Doll vignette, the father is played in cameo (face not shown) by director Alan.

Final vignette is a wonderful chance to see the legendary Elexis Monroe, perfect as a dominant female having her way with young Gia Paige. The drawn-out seduction is terrific acting by both, and the sex is high quality. I learned a new term as Elexis portrays a Block Parent, volunteer how looks after kids in the neighborhood, though she is a perverse one. Like others in this series, Bree & Alan blur the line between incest and role-playing on purpose, because they're not allowed (self-censorship) to have blood-related characters cavorting with each other. In this scene Gia's dad is played by another crew member whose face isn't shown, but which I believe to be fellow director Craven Moorehead, based on seeing him with Bree in one of those BTS short subjects from their Pure Taboo series.