Lesbian Legal 4 Review

Reviewed by Rosco Fuji  on  12/1/2009

Lesbian Legal 4 is the latest in the Lesbian Legal line from GFF. The name says it all, Lesbian and Legal issues, what could be simpler than lawyers having their way with clients or interns. Basically, all the scenes are the same, the girls meet and chat, and then the seduction starts. They kiss, undress, and take turns going down on one another. What’s nice about this release is that the girls are actually into other girls. I love these releases. While I find the whole older guy/younger girl setup hot, I find the older MILF/Younger girl seduction scorching! There’s none of the usual porn girl girl play for the camera. The girls aren’t fucking each other here, they’re making love. It’s soft, lipstick style play, that could almost be shown on late night Cinemax if it weren’t for the occasional close up shot. On that note, a few more unobstructed view shots of mouth on pussy would put this over the top, esp. if it’s the younger girl’s mouth on the older ones pussy. This release is over 2 hours, so for four scenes, a little editing could have been included. The thing I’m noticing with GFF is that they tend to use the same MILFs repeatedly in what looks like the same pairings, so if one catches your eye, you’re golden, but if not, it might be a scene skip time. That’s been the case in the past, but they’ve changed it a little in this. Personal favorite scene here is the Janet Mason/Rane Revere pairing. This is a nice release from GFF, and I find it ranks right up there with the Mother-Daughter Exchange Club line. Extras section includes trailers from other GFF releases. I’ve become a definite fan of Girlfriends Films. The ratings given to this release are for material presented and not a comparison to other harder girl girl offerings.

There are four F/F scenes;
Avy Scott, Darryl Hanah
Janet Mason, Rane Revere
Ginger Lee, Michelle Lay
Avy Scott, Noname Jane

Pluses: Overall theme, cute players.

Minuses: Editing needed to move scenes along, better camera angles.

Sleaziness Factor (1-10): 5 for the theme of Lawyers.

Is it worth it? All GFF releases are worth it.