The Motorbunny Club Volume 1 took this reviewer by surprise. This reviewer wasn't expecting to find such a developed feature film that centered around a Motorbunny. Kay Brandt, working with Selena Kitt's original material, has masterfully crafted a comprehensive and entertaining feature that should please fans of feature films.

With this year's AVN nominations announced and I am slowly starting to get through all of the nominations, was happy to see that, thanks to Adam & Eve, I can do both review and work on voting at the same time. This is nominated for Best Anthology Series or Channel and of course, the most obvious one, Best Pleasure Product Manufacturer-Small. I am a little surprised no nomination Solo/Tease performance. Well when it comes to the review part, it seems it has been awhile since I have seen Romi in action, and lifetimes since Aaliyah. A great opening scene with Romi and Tommy got us started, followed by three ladies taking their turns with the Motor Bunny. Sadly Aaliyah was a shorter session, but still got some great advertisements for the product thanks to Romi and Britney. And we get a little tease of what is kicking off Vol 2 (which will most likely be my next review, so stay tuned for that), with Charlotte and Sofi getting ready to double team the Bunny. Just another example of how our