Kelly the Coed 12: Mommy's Little Monster Review

Distributor: Heatwave Edition Details: Standard DVD Movie Specs: Genres: Feature Film, Barely Legal Also known as: Kelly the Coed 12, Kelly the Coed — Part 12, Kelly the Coed — Part 12: Mommy's Little Monster Run Time: 100 minutes Rated: XXX Release Year: 2001 Director: Jim Powers Written by: uncredited Cast: Noname Jane (as Violet Blue), Aurora Snow, Bree Brooks, Misty Mendez (as Misty), Flick Shagwell, Hannah Harper, T.J. Cummings, Jay Ashley, Johnny Thrust, Rafe, Joel Lawrence, Marc Cummings (as Mark Cummings), Steve Taylor, Dale DaBone (as Dale Dabone), Rollo Tomasi, Kristen Release Specs: Audio: English Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo Subtitles: none Video: Full Frame, 1.33:1 Video Format: NTSC Format: DVD Regional Code (for DVD/Blu-ray): 0 (All) Number of discs: 1

Kelly the Coed 12: Mommy's Little Monster is the second movie within the Kelly the Coed series not to initially feature Allysin Chaynes as Kelly, Heatwave's favorite nubile coed; the first was the original VHS version of Kelly the Coed 3. In this entry, Noname Jane takes the reigns from Chaynes and takes on the role of the slutty Pi Pi sorority sister.

In this entry, Kelly is a freshman at State University. Now Jim Powers has always been poor with the consistency among the movies within this series. Apparently he figures that once the viewer gets off, everything seen has been forgotten. Yes, in the last entry Kelly was partially through her sophomore year and now she is back to being a freshman. In a completely confusing move for anyone who knows anything about Greek life, she is also giving orders to Pi Pi sorority pledges, as a freshman.

However, Powers has proven in the past he knows absolutely nothing about Greek life, and has proven time and time again that he has no interest in any sort of accuracy in this series. The goal seems to be to pump out each title as fast as possible. In this entry, Pi Pi sorority is having a social exchange with Delta House. Yes, sadly the poor Kappa geek house is now out and the Deltas are now in. Although several of those Delta frat boys, look strangely like some of the Kappa frat boys, which looked an awful lot like some of the TKE frat boys of past Kelly the Coed movies.

Speaking of people who look like other people, Kelly's father (Marc Cummings) looks an awful lot like Professor Longfellow from Kelly the Coed — Part 8: Pi Pi Pussy and completely unlike Brian Surewood, who played her father in the last entry. Aurora Snow appears in this entry as Chrissy, whom I assume is the same Chrissy that was played by Sabrina Jade in both the last entry and the spin off movie Chrissy the Campus Slut. Snow also manages to play Sindee in her own spin off series Sindee the Campus Slut.

The social exchange is apparently held at her father's house. Don't worry, this long and complicated plot doesn't matter much at all because the plot is essentially non-existent. In a first I think for the series, there is an actual closing narration for the movie. Noname Jane is a bit more animated with the narration in comparison to Allysin Chaynes. Powers has managed to shoot some of the footage at a college campus again which adds to the feel of the movie. The sex scenes aren't bad, but the the movie is.

Heatwave has done an acceptable job with the release of Kelly the Coed 12: Mommy's Little Monster. The movie is presented in the full screen aspect ratio of approximately 1.33:1. The picture quality of the movie is better than previous entries in the series have seen, with a crisper nicer looking picture. There are glitches in the video present, so it isn't a perfect picture. Kelly the Coed 12 is presented with an English Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo track, which is acceptable for the presentation. Heatwave has included a few extras on the release. There is a behind the scenes feature that lasts for seven minutes and a photo gallery. Heatwave has also included the 2000 movie 18 and Confused — Part 2. There is also a claim of Fallen Angels as enhanced DVD-ROM content, but all they have included is the trailer if you put the disc in your computer.

18 and Confused — Part 2 is a vignette movie that features scenarios with barely legal girls. I thought the scenarios in the first movie were bad, but this one tries to be even more of an adult entertainment clichéd mess. As to which one is actually worse, I guess that is up to each viewer. Like the first movie, there are no ending to the scenarios, just a cum shot and into the next one, not that it matters since the scenarios show essentially no thought behind them. The locations aren't very good for this entry either. Basically this is just plain old bad cheap porn.

The first scene has a girl (Bridgette Kirkove) who is renting a room in Johnny's (Johnny Thrust) father's house while she is in college. When she is going to the library, Johnny hits on her. She rejects him and then the scene jumps into her fucking Johnny and his father (Damien Michaels). The second scene has Mr. Campbell (Dave Hardman) who catches Mesha (Mêsha) smoking and cutting class, so they fuck. The third scene has Naughtia (Naughtia Childs) who comes home frustrated after getting an F on a Spanish test. Her dad's friend (Earl Slate) consoles her, makes her cocoa, and they fuck. The fourth scene has a 19-year-old-girl (Briana Banks) who tires to purchase a rum & Coke at an outdoor bar in Barbados. Since she is underage for alcohol, she and the bartender (Backey Jakic) just fuck.

Heatwave has done a horrific job with 18 and Confused — Part 2. The movie is presented in the full screen aspect ratio of approximately 1.33:1. The bit rate was set too low for the movie causing fast motion to get pixels throughout the picture. The color wasn't bad and there were glitches in the video. 18 and Confused — Part 2 is presented with an English Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo track which has horrific sound that hurts the ears at times to listen to.

Kelly the Coed 12: Mommy's Little Monster features a new Kelly and a total abandonment of everything that has been done so far in the Kelly the Coed series along with any rooting in reality, not that this series has ever been good at that. The sex scenes aren't bad, but the plot is an insult to the intelligence. Heatwave has done an acceptable job with the release of the movie.

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