A great new concept by Tristan Taormino puts 7 porn stars in a house for 36 hours and films what happens!

The Little Details Running Time: 166 min. (cover states A 3 hour movie) Production Date: 5 / 9 / 2006 Director: Tristan Taormino Cast: Dana DeArmond, Marie Luv, Mika Tan, Taryn Thomas, Jack Lawrence, Kurt Lockwood, Mr. Marcus, and Tristan Taormino in a non-sex role The Short Story Initial Expectations: I've heard some really great things about this one and am really looking forward to checking it out. Initial Reaction: It's a wonderfully natural gonzo release that shows a lot of care towards the overall release. Who Should Watch It : Fans of gonzo porn with chemistry and reality TV Who Should Avoid It: Anybody wanting plenty of nastier sex The Technical Stuff Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects are very nicely done. The audio is clear and well balanced, but there are a few very minor background noises, just like in reality. The video is very nicely presented in anamorphic widescreen.

Overview Tristan Taormino, best known for her ' better living through anal enlightenment' books/columns, is back with her second porn release of 2006 . Like her previous directed effort, ' House of Ass', Tristan's approach is that of a group gathered, reality-milieu, sex as it/when it happens documentary vibe. This laid-back style gives the peformers and the proceedings a more naturalistic feel...less scripted and shackled in their actions. Vast amounts of couch/on-the-spot interviews ( ' confessionals')with the performers take place throughout, and even, during sex . And while I wouldn't say the sex here is incidental, there IS a great amount of time/energy focused on 'probing' ( Kurt's appropo term) the psyche of, and the likes/dislikes, strengths/weaknesses of these porn participants. For example, one will learn that Kurt Lockwood (rightly) feels that being a porn actor is probably the ' 3rd best in the world type of a career' a person could have, beat out maybe by having a filthy rich Bill Gates/Trump type occupation. Marie Luv discusses her avoidance of ON-screen g/g a