I don't think highly of director Robby D., who directed dozens of titles for Digital Playground and Vivid Video, and is now toiling in obscurity for one of Mile High Media's lesser labels. But after suffering through a couple dozen of his rom-com stinkers, I was pleasantly surprised by this unassuming Riley Steele vehicle.
Running a trim 71 minutes, it concerns an unlikely pair of daughter and dad played by Breanne Benson and Tommy Gunn. Given the outdated contract star system then in effect, Riley gets all the billing and marketing attention, but Breanne is actually in the lead role.
She and daddy move into Riley's neighborhood, following the divorce of Gunn from Lisa Ann, latter shown in flashback. Both Breanne and Riley are passed off as teens for genre purposes, and also featured is sexy Brooke Haven as Riley's mom and Jennifer White, last-named only getting a solo masturbation scene in a vignette I thought would be a lesbian threesome featuring her with Riley and Breanne.
The sex is well-photographed by Robby, and show ends with an excellent plot twist that explains a lot and which I didn't see coming. It makes the whole show something special.
