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Glenn King is a pornographer who obviously sized up the recent switch from porn watched via DVD to streaming via internet sources, and has established a niche for himself in the "Cuckold" genre. This first release in a series is awful and amateurish, putting the mean front and center, as in mean-spirited.
The four overlong (and tedious) vignettes are all about humiliation, namely abusing the husband protagonist, who stands in for the masochistic viewer. King's company is named MeanBitch and he interprets femdom not as a synonym for dominatrix activity but more about women who abuse men, here in a highly fictitious and unbelievable mode.
So we get Riley Reid and Veruca James going through well-practiced routines of verbal abuse and some physical abuse of the actors who make some sort of a living by NonSex roles in sex shoots. Chief among these is the almost-famous Jimmy Broadway, a wimp who tries hard to act in his appearances, here stuck being maligned by Veruca.
She has a guy in a suit wearing shades on hand to hump her while Broadway gets some action as the bedraggled hubby, mainly her sitting on his face. Kurt Lockwood, largely hiding behind the shades, is the equally mean and insulting stud, and he wears the same outfit for his same lousy role in Volume 2 of King's series.
Riley seems to enjoy abusing her spouse, played by Dominik Ross, a familiar face in fetish porn where he vies for roles with the likes of Ruckus and Chad DIamond. She gets to hump and deep throat Dirk Huge for interracial content, Dirk being something of a marginal porn figure himself, often credited merely as crew member rather than performer on screen.
Lesser segments feature plus-size porn actress Julie Cash, she of big-butt specialization, and actress-director Aiden Starr. Starr is more in the traditional dominatrix mode as she maligns and mistreats wimpy Marcelo, forcing him at one point to kiss Black actor Robert's dick and then suck on it, a brief bit of kink for the jaded fans attracted to this low-grade DVD in the first place.
Despite the sleaziness of the material, condoms are used throughout, hardly in the outlaw-porn tradition.
The four overlong (and tedious) vignettes are all about humiliation, namely abusing the husband protagonist, who stands in for the masochistic viewer. King's company is named MeanBitch and he interprets femdom not as a synonym for dominatrix activity but more about women who abuse men, here in a highly fictitious and unbelievable mode.
So we get Riley Reid and Veruca James going through well-practiced routines of verbal abuse and some physical abuse of the actors who make some sort of a living by NonSex roles in sex shoots. Chief among these is the almost-famous Jimmy Broadway, a wimp who tries hard to act in his appearances, here stuck being maligned by Veruca.
She has a guy in a suit wearing shades on hand to hump her while Broadway gets some action as the bedraggled hubby, mainly her sitting on his face. Kurt Lockwood, largely hiding behind the shades, is the equally mean and insulting stud, and he wears the same outfit for his same lousy role in Volume 2 of King's series.
Riley seems to enjoy abusing her spouse, played by Dominik Ross, a familiar face in fetish porn where he vies for roles with the likes of Ruckus and Chad DIamond. She gets to hump and deep throat Dirk Huge for interracial content, Dirk being something of a marginal porn figure himself, often credited merely as crew member rather than performer on screen.
Lesser segments feature plus-size porn actress Julie Cash, she of big-butt specialization, and actress-director Aiden Starr. Starr is more in the traditional dominatrix mode as she maligns and mistreats wimpy Marcelo, forcing him at one point to kiss Black actor Robert's dick and then suck on it, a brief bit of kink for the jaded fans attracted to this low-grade DVD in the first place.
Despite the sleaziness of the material, condoms are used throughout, hardly in the outlaw-porn tradition.
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- ConnexionsFollowed by Mean Cuckold 2 (2013)
- Bandes originalesMeanBitch Theme Song
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