And I finally have completed the trio of big release/showcase movies from Vixen, Jia, Influence 2 with Emily Willis and this one with Gianna Dior. This was also the second feature from Kayden Kross, so you know what you are getting from a visual perspective and mood, this is more of a dramatic movie, compared to the comedic film of Influence 2. Much like Emily in Influence, Gianna does a wonderful job of taking the spotlight in this one. We get a little variety in the scenes of this one, a few one on one scenes, a threesome, and even a spectacular scene from Avery and Oliver. When it comes to the spotlight scene for this one, my initial thoughts is that there are 3 scenes in the running, the opening scene with Gianna and Troy (the setting and the intensity between these two), Avery and Oliver (once again some great intensity between these two) and our finale of Gianna and Manuel, and of course Mick too (Manuel equals heat and intensity in a scene...

Gianna Dior shines brightly in four terrific performances in this epic showcase. It''s a real achievement performance and acting wise for this truly amazing performer in these individual scenes for the Vixen Media family.

Kayden Kross writes and directs this release for the Vixen Media Group. Originally, the 5 scenes were released on the various platforms of the company to form one big event. The movie examines the life of Gianna Dior who was involved in a tragic event earlier in her life. This is a tour-de-force sexual performance from Gianna as she stars in four of the five scenes with Avery Christy handling the duties in the other scene. Kayden and Vixen are a darling of the various critics so I''m sure this will win a few awards coming up here. Special thanks to Hotmovies.com which allowed me to watch this title along with tens of thousands of other titles!

Broken glass, broken vows, and broken souls litter the tattered life-path of a young psychologist, Gianna Dior, as she finds herself unable (and certainly unwilling) to control her overwhelming sexual impulses. Driven in part by an automobile accident that was caused by her infidelity and that led to her own head trauma and her boyfriend''s demise, Dior has--several years later--become a full-tilt, heartless, carnal predator. And, at least on the surface, she''s fine with that. Or is she? So goes "Psychosexual", a hard-hitting mind-bender of a release from the artiste-supreme, Kayden Kross, that serves as yet another clear homerun in the director''s storied and dominating repertoire.