Cast: Alexandra Silk, Alexis Amore, Alexis Fire, Sydnee Steele, Jessica Drake, T.J. Cummings, Rob Dancer (aka Rod Danger at IAFD), Evan Stone and Luc Wylder in sex roles; The Cigar Man and Scarlet Begonia in non-sex roles. Director and writer: Luc Wylder Production date: 5/12/00 Length: 115 min. Lagniappes: (That's New Orleans-speak for extras...) A 31-min. behind-the-scenes featurette, bios for all female cast, 14 trailers, a gallery with 37 photos (viewable as thumbnails and slide show) and a hot shot button. Audio/visual quality: Fallen Angel DVDs tend to be uneven in technical qualitysometimes the lighting or camera angles leave a lot to be desired. But Sex Across America Second Stop: New Orleans is probably the best I've yet seen from this studio. The footage from the two cameras has been edited together in a pleasing manner, usually letting me see what I want to see (the biggest exception is the indirect view of the anal sex in the third scene). A few places are slightly overlit (leading to saturation), and a few are slightly underlit (leading to grain).

Running Time: 115 min. (cover states approx. 120 min which is pretty close) Production Date: 5 / 12 / 2000 Director: Luc Wylder (who also wrote and produced) Cast: Alexandra Silk, Jessica Drake, Sydnee Steele, Alexis Fire, Alexis Amore, T. J. Cummings, Rob Danger, Evan Stone, Luc Wylder and Scarlet Begonia and The Cigar Man in non-sex roles Initial Expectations: I really enjoyed Sex Across America: 1st Stop Las Vegas, so Im hoping for more great stuff here. Initial Reaction: Its a little different style than Sex Across America: 1st Stop Las Vegas, but still a lot of fun. Who Should Watch It : Fans of gonzo sex and Alexandra Silk Who Should Avoid It: Anybody who likes extremely hardcore sex or sex with a developed plot Audio /Video Quality: The audio is normally very clear. There are a few spots where the sound is kind of hollow due to the locations, but for the most part its very well balanced. The video is also very clear. Theres a little pixelation and very little grain, but its not too noticeable or common.