Clout: Episode 7 Review
Wicked
Studio: Wicked
Category: Feature film , Straight , Web Scenes
Directed by: Seth Gamble
Starring: Seth Gamble, Maddy May, Melissa Stratton
Released on: 5/30/2025
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Reviewed by fu_q on 6/11/2025
**Note – This review is based upon the web version of the scene streaming on Wicked.com. As such, any bonuses haven't been given a rating, and there could be some discrepancies between this version and other releases. Also, be aware that spoilers may follow.**
Review:
When a video of himself putting a handful of rich "influencers" in their place for mistreating their help (Anna Claire Clouds) goes viral, Isiah Maxwell's simple life as a goodhearted auto mechanic is flipped upside down. Indeed, almost immediately, he encounters various parasites and hangers-on, and good relationships in his life risk drying up. First and foremost among the users is an "agent", Codey Steele, intent on signing Isiah to a deal to satisfy his own debts with a local strip club owner and criminal boss, Seth Gamble. Of course, a sordid affair rife with steamy sex and subterfuge ensues, as Maxwell struggles to maintain his integrity in a sea of low-life sharks, fast women, and easy money. So goes Clout, a very good feature/series from director Seth Gamble and Wicked Pictures.
(What follows is a review of the sex in Episode Seven.)
Shit starts to get real in the seventh installment, with Maddy May offering Seth Gamble and his right-hand woman, Melissa Stratton, a farewell gift upon tendering her resignation from the strip club. Of course, the gift is her body, and this means a hot bit of the fucky-fucky. Occurring in what is tantamount to Gamble's "lair" at the establishment, the threeway that follows is ferocious, as oral abounds and Seth pounds out both of the lovely ladies in style. At one point, a belt even ends up around Stratton's neck, and the trio rotates through a variety of steamy, pulsating positions. This raunchy, raucous romp culminates in a cream pie for Maddy, with Gamble pulling out his dick and putting some in Melissa's mouth. Stratton then slurps up the cum from May's pussy, and the two cummy kiss. Sweet (...and sticky...!)
(Does anybody really resign from Jackie's Place...?)
Review:
When a video of himself putting a handful of rich "influencers" in their place for mistreating their help (Anna Claire Clouds) goes viral, Isiah Maxwell's simple life as a goodhearted auto mechanic is flipped upside down. Indeed, almost immediately, he encounters various parasites and hangers-on, and good relationships in his life risk drying up. First and foremost among the users is an "agent", Codey Steele, intent on signing Isiah to a deal to satisfy his own debts with a local strip club owner and criminal boss, Seth Gamble. Of course, a sordid affair rife with steamy sex and subterfuge ensues, as Maxwell struggles to maintain his integrity in a sea of low-life sharks, fast women, and easy money. So goes Clout, a very good feature/series from director Seth Gamble and Wicked Pictures.
(What follows is a review of the sex in Episode Seven.)
Shit starts to get real in the seventh installment, with Maddy May offering Seth Gamble and his right-hand woman, Melissa Stratton, a farewell gift upon tendering her resignation from the strip club. Of course, the gift is her body, and this means a hot bit of the fucky-fucky. Occurring in what is tantamount to Gamble's "lair" at the establishment, the threeway that follows is ferocious, as oral abounds and Seth pounds out both of the lovely ladies in style. At one point, a belt even ends up around Stratton's neck, and the trio rotates through a variety of steamy, pulsating positions. This raunchy, raucous romp culminates in a cream pie for Maddy, with Gamble pulling out his dick and putting some in Melissa's mouth. Stratton then slurps up the cum from May's pussy, and the two cummy kiss. Sweet (...and sticky...!)
(Does anybody really resign from Jackie's Place...?)
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