Good Whores Take It In the Ass Review

Reviewed by Crucifixio Jones  on  10/6/2005

Good Whores Take It In The Ass
Exquisite Pleasures/Venom Digital Media D: Jordan Septo. Alicia Alighatti, Tiffany Holiday, Keeani Lei, Daphne Rosen & Haley Scott. 2 Hours, 15 Min.

Extras: Behind the Scenes, Still Galleries, Trailers.

Jordan Septo and producer Gina Lassen continue to crank out perfectly acceptable porn over at Venom Digital Media on a regular basis, rarely subjecting themselves to sticking to a formula or inanely slapping the same title on a bunch of movies and calling it a continuing "series." Once again Septo gives us something new, something all-anal and something significantly smoking.

Covergirl Alicia Alighatti turns in the most memorable and star-making turn, riding Brett Rockman and Cheyne Collins for all they're worth. Alicia eyes Septo's camera the entire time, seeming to almost be looking for approval and she sucks and strokes both men to orgasm after a filthy dp'ing. Alighatti definitely distinguishes herself as one to watch here, absolutely delighting in her hardcore hijinx and genuinely getting off on what she's doing. Tiffany Holiday, besides her amazingly pert and perfect rack, puts on a show with Talon, culminating with him leaving a hefty creampie in her asshole piledriver which she farts out, lets run down her twat and into her open mouth. The logistics behind that baffle me but Holiday makes it look easy. You may recognize cute girl-next-door type Haley Scott from her internet work on the Bang Bros. sites Tugjobs and Big Mouthfuls. She's not quite "there" yet as a performer but her attitude, willingness to do it all, some big floppy naturals and her very easy on the eyes face will serve her well however long she chooses to stick around. Keeani Lei is the latest in a line of button-cute tiny asians baring it all for our pleasure. She so adorable taking a guy I've never seen before, Barry Scott, in her pint-sized pooper and then his pop in her mouth.

The only thing that troubles me here is the inclusion of Daphne Rosen. I shouldn't say "troubles" because I love Daphne to death and I looked forward to her scene (she does a rare dp with Tyler Knight and Brett Rockman, an odd and unconventional pairing to say the least). But since signing to Venom in a non-exclusive deal earlier this year, Septo seems to have shoehorned her into this movie where she isn't really needed. She briefly introduces each scene but by doing so comes across as an unwelcome guest to me, since I'm not used to seeing this sort of forced nonsense in Septo's work. One wonders if it was his choice to do so and also, what's the rationale of the people actually behind this decision? Having an extra fifteen seconds of Daphne in between every scene isn't necessarily going to boost her visibility or popularity in any major way, so what's the point?

— Crucifixio Jones