Girls Under Arrest 2 Review

Distributor: Adult Time / Gamma Films Edition Details: Digital Screener Pack Movie Specs: Genres: TV Series Run Time: 108 minutes Rated: XXX Release Year: 2018 Director: Craven Moorehead, Bree Mills Written by: Bree Mills Cast: Kendra Spade, Tyler Knight, Julie Kay, Chad White, Jaye Summers, Alex Blake, Donnie Rock, Dick Chibbles Voices: Bree Mills Release Specs: Audio: English Stereo Subtitles: none Video: Widescreen, 1.78:1 (anamorphic) Video Format: NTSC Format: Download Regional Code (for DVD/Blu-ray): N/A Number of discs: N/A

Girls Under Arrest season one is the first season, hopefully of many, of a show from Gamma Films — the company that operates Pure Taboo, Girlsway, and Pretty Dirty — and the minds of Bree Mills and Craven Moorehead. Girls Under Arrest season one consists of six episodes that vary in length from 30 minutes and 17 seconds to 38 minutes and 44 seconds. The episodes contained in season one are “Little Lies,” “One Way Exit,” “Two Vandals,” “Distracted Driver,” “Business of Favors,” and “Deals Blow.”

Adult Time has broken season one of Girls Under Arrest into two volumes. The second volume of season one of Girls Under Arrest contains the episodes “Distracted Driver,” “Business of Favors,” and “Deals Blow.”

Girls Under Arrest season one is designed to look like a reality police show, like John Langley and Malcolm Barbour's long-running 1989 reality show Cops. Happily, Girls Under Arrest season one doesn't bear the name Cops: An XXX Parody or any other such naming convention since Girls Under Arrest season one is incredibly well-done and deserves to stand on its own and not appear to be just another cheap porn “parody.”

Girls Under Arrest season one was made to emulate the feel of a reality show. The way that Girls Under Arrest season one was shot has the stark look and feel of a reality program. The season was shot with a hand-held camera and body cam footage. The cameraman (Matt Holder) runs with the actors portraying police officers just as in the various reality police programs on the market.

Girls Under Arrest season one is incredibly well choreographed. The utter chaos that occurs when trying to capture a police pursuit and apprehension on camera in police reality programs is faithfully recreated here. It can't be easy to recreate such chaos so well on purpose, but Bree Mills and Craven Moorehead have pulled it off perfectly.

The cast is excellent, which doesn't come as a surprise to this reviewer. Gamma Films' various divisions commonly use porn actors and actresses that can act and stay in character in their various movies and short films. Girls Under Arrest season one is well scripted as well. The dialog between the police officers and the police and the resident camera person sounds authentic as filler time for the program. The actual interactions between the police and the perps are also well written.

Each of the six episodes has the same standard design. The episode contains one call for police action followed by one interaction with the perp. Roughly the first half of each episode is spent on the set-up for the episode, and the last half is spent on the sex scene for the episode. The sex scenes are all enjoyable, and each one fits in with the plot of the episode. The result is each episode has an entirely natural feel from the beginning of the episode to the end.

The props, costuming, and locations that Bree Mills and Craven Moorehead use in the episodes are excellent. Nothing about Girls Under Arrest season one seems rushed at all. All combined, the viewer gets the feel of an authentic police reality program.

Bree Mills and Craven Moorehead have hit a home run with Girls Under Arrest season one. This reviewer doesn't think that he has seen anything like this in the adult entertainment market before and Gamma Films hasn't cut any corners with the production. Girls Under Arrest season one looks beautiful, the cast is excellent, and the sex scenes are very enjoyable. Girls Under Arrest season one is highly recommended, and hopefully, Gamma Films will release subsequent seasons.

The edition of Girls Under Arrest season one screened is a digital screener pack provided by Gamma Films. As such, there may be differences between the screened edition and the commercially available version of the show. Gamma Films has done an excellent job with their digital screener pack for Girls Under Arrest season one. Girls Under Arrest season one was shot digitally in 60fps and is presented in the anamorphic widescreen aspect ratio of 1.78:1 in 480p. The image for Girls Under Arrest season one looks beautiful with no noticeable blemishes. The colors in the season look perfect. There is an Adult Time bug in the bottom right-hand corner of the screen for each episode.

Girls Under Arrest is presented with an English Stereo audio track. The audio for the season sounds great. The dialog in each episode is clear and easy to understand.

The only extra that Gamma Films included with the digital screener pack is a photo gallery.

Bree Mills and Craven Moorehead's collaborations under the Gamma Films umbrella often tend to impress this reviewer. Girls Under Arrest season one goes above and beyond their norm. Girls Under Arrest is a show, consisting of six episodes in season one, which emulates a reality police program, like Cops, where the females use their assets to get out of trouble. Bree Mills and Craven Moorehead have done a fantastic job with every detail of this show. This reviewer honestly can't recommend this show enough!

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