Reviews of Chanel Preston Movies by Scott Allen (1)
White Witch review summaries:
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Things are certainly not as they seem in "White Witch", an exceptionally gritty, mind-bender of a flick from Wicked Pictures and director Scott Allen. Indeed, James Deen plays the role of a low-end private investigator who has been hired by Nick Manning--a man who's as egotistical as he is wealthy--to find someone named simply "R. Morris". Having but 24 hours to do so--and extraordinarily little to go on--James ultimately seeks out the services of Asphyxia Noir, a so-called "white witch". The gripping and sinuous storyline that unfolds from there is nothing short of awesome, as the audience is left guessing until the very end as to what's fully going on. Complementing this mystery is an excellent cast, strong acting, and a unique filming style that manages to capture the essence and realism of the sex in both its soft- and hardcore form. [read the full review]
review from 12/7/2013:
Things are certainly not as they seem in "White Witch", an exceptionally gritty, mind-bender of a flick from Wicked Pictures and director Scott Allen. Indeed, James Deen plays the role of a low-end private investigator who has been hired by Nick Manning--a man who's as egotistical as he is wealthy--to find someone named simply "R. Morris". Having but 24 hours to do so--and extraordinarily little to go on--James ultimately seeks out the services of Asphyxia Noir, a so-called "white witch". The gripping and sinuous storyline that unfolds from there is nothing short of awesome, as the audience is left guessing until the very end as to what's fully going on. Complementing this mystery is an excellent cast, strong acting, and a unique filming style that manages to capture the essence and realism of the sex in both its soft- and hardcore form. [read the full review]