The Other Woman

Donny Sins manages to give one of the worst performances I've ever seen in this awful pair of Pure Taboo segments. Instead of the series' usual low-grade, unbelievable scenes, this one's unwatchable.

A preposterous story by Lapis Afterglow makes no psychological sense at all: beautiful wife Nicole Kitt (currently moving up in the world with her impressive starring role in the crossover porn series "Ashford Manor") discovers that her husband (played by Donny Sins) cheated on her with her late mother, who she's mourning. Gimmick is that she finds hubby's dick pics on her mom's cell phone, as she's rummaging through her late mom's belongings.

So far the story is merely stupid and contrived, but Nicole's reaction is to bait her husband, getting him angry and then letting him know she's caught him. But instead of a logical plot turn, the film idiotically cuts to the chase: Nicole notes that mom always mistreated her, and her revenge is to have sex with her husband. This makes no sense at all, just the pair of directors (Dan & Rhiannon) known as Anatomik Media in a hurry to get to the all-important XXX action. But I had to sit through watching Donny earn a lifetime of Razzie awards with a single atrocious performance.

The other scene, with the same writer and directors, is merely mediocre and unconvincing. Ryan Driller walks through it as a stepfather easily seduced by jail-bait daughter Arietta Adams. When their faux incest is interrupted by his wife coming home, the incestuous duo don't even stop humping, just insult mom (who leaves in a huff) and finish the all-important XXX material.

Watching drek like this it becomes crystal clear that for all its promised "taboo" content, this is basically an all-sex series, with nonsensical token "story" added, directed in condescending, who-cares fashion.