A Daughter's Love: An Alison Rey Story

Alison Rey wrote herself a fine part in the title scene of this Pure Taboo two-fer on DVD, but the other vignette is awful. One out of two ain't bad, they say.

She plays a teen who's been raised by mom Chanel Preston as a sheltered child, dressed up to look like those fetish doll-like youngsters familiar from jail-bait porn. Story deals in a dark way with her relationship with mom, with obvious strong attachment as well as jealousy when mom starts paying attention to someone else, namely new boyfriend Chad Alva (dad is dead).

Alison ends up seducing Chad, who is portrayed as a cad, leading to a predictably shock climax, rather tastefully presented by director Craven Moorehead. It's not subtle, but an effective little story.

Supporting segment titled "I'm Just Glad You're Back" is poorly written, cast, acted and directed. It's simply stepdaughter Isabella Nice returning home to dad Calvin Hardy after being away for 3 days, informing him of her crush on him. He's easily seduced and XXX faux incest results. Open ending is a yawner.