The New Behind the Green Door is not a remake nor re-imagining of Behind the Green Door. Instead it serves as a sequel to the original film, but seems to ignore the sequel for obvious plot reasons. While the movie is not perfect, Paul Thomas has done a good job creating this sequel that stands as a good movie on its own.

Paul Thomas and Vivid recreate an American Classic, the original Behind the Green Door with the legendary Marilyn Chambers. That’s some mighty big shoes to fill but Paul is up to the task with Brooklyn Lee given the reigns of the starring role. This one also features appearances from Penny Pax, Ash Hollywood, Chanel Preston, Brandy Aniston and Bailey Blue, so the female talent is well represented!

A recent show directed by the legend Paul Thomas or PT as he's known by so many. It's a nod to a classic, Behind the Green Door, which starred another legend of the biz, Marilyn Chambers. A great addition to this new take is the original film comes along when you buy this new one, I liked that. Brooklyn Lee gets the lead role and delivers one powerful performance in this one. James Deen plays her husband but we quickly learn he's not the ideal mate for her. Steven St. Croix has a strong supporting role in this one. A lot of good dialogue in this one making the story in between the sex compelling to fans of feature porn. You'll like the reveals as they come including the big one towards the end of the movie. It's a must see for fans of Brooklyn Lee.

A young woman's single-minded quest to uncover the truth about a mother whom she has never known unwittingly leads her into the clutches of an elite sex club and its power-driven mastermind in "The New Behind the Green Door", an exceptional flick from director Paul Thomas and Vivid Video. Indeed, under the weight of a shady, spendthrift boyfriend and her own personal obsessions, Brooklyn Lee finds her trust fund quickly evaporating...and with it her ability to support herself and survive. With her path set and betrayal and desperation on the horizon, she must make her choices--as difficult as they may be and regardless of where they may lead. Featuring a strong plot, extraordinary acting, authentic San Francisco settings, and a unique means of incorporating the original film of the early-1970's, this production is simply one of the best adult features released in quite some time. Indeed, this is Brooklyn Lee's crowning jewel...a fitting end to a stellar career.