EVOL Review

Running Time:
3 min.

Release Date:
6/18/2021

Director:
Norman Jean

Cast:
Emma Starletto
with
Khloe Kapri

Audio /Video Quality:
The technical aspects are nothing short of excellent, and on par with any mainstream production out there. The audio shows great care but is a touch artistic with how the voices come together. The video is presented in anamorphic widescreen and looks great. It's well lit with just the right touch of softness and a great eye behind the camera.

Watermark Warning:
I don't know of anyone who likes watermarks, but if people think it helps them against piracy I guess I can live with them if they're done right and it seems like all internet scenes have them. Junk Productions does it okay here. It rests nicely in the lower right corner where it's easy to put out of one's mind but it is a little on the large side.

The Release:

As Emma goes down on Khloe, Khloe's mind wanders to their time together walking on the beach, kissing, and watching dirty movies together. She thinks of the first time they made love and their time together as a voiceover appears and speaks clinically about love. As the audio continues, the love narration and Khloe's inner dialogue merge.

Evol is a very interesting little release. It's not anything close to stroke material, but that's not unusual with Norman Jean and Junk Productions. If anything, this is a feel good little snippet. As usual with Junk and Norman Jean it's very artistic and there's just a good feeling about the scene that's actually kind of weird when I compare it to the rest of what I've seen from Norman Jean. It's hard to put this release into words, but if you're at all interested in it or if you have a subscription to something like Adult Time where you don't have to pay specifically for it, Evol is worth checking out.

The Extras:
As usual with web scenes, no extras are included.

Condom Usage:
None needed

Final Thoughts:
It's nice, but would have been much better as an add-on to another release than its own standalone release due to how short it is.

Note to Junk Productions:
This is a cool little release, but with a running time under four minutes I can't see many people buying in unless the price point is very low. With the short running time of most of your releases you might be better off releasing them as double features.

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