Lesbian PsychoDramas 1: I Love You Mommy Review

Reviewed by Rosco Fuji  on  9/9/2009

I love the description of this on the cover slick, “When Dia marries widower Jack, she seems to be more interested in his young daughter, Ashlyn, than him. Dia uses her maladjusted lithium fed daughter and demented lesbian foster child to coerce her beautiful new step-daughter into her bed and have her utter those beautiful words, ‘I Love You Mommy!” That’s the description of Girlfriends Films’ Lesbian PsychoDrama Volume 1. Truth be told, I don’t watch porn for storyline, so I go right to the sex scenes, but I did check out some of the psychodrama and yes it’s there and easily fastforwardable . Basically, all the scenes are the same, the girls are in a house, and they chat, and then hit the sheets. Once they are in the bedroom, 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. 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. Almost all girls are neatly trimmed. This release is over 2 hours, so for four scenes, a little editing could have been included. The pairings listed above are from menu page, but I’m not sure if it’s completely accurate as I think some of the girls are misidentified from another release. Of the four scenes, I liked the Nikki Rhodes/Ashlyn Rae scene the best. The thing I’m noticing with GFF is that they tend to use the same girls 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. This is a nice release from GFF. Extras section includes trailers from other GFF releases.

Scene breakdowns:

Dana Dearmond/Dia Zerva
Nikki Rhodes/Ashlyn Rae
Aiden Starr/Dana Dearmond
Dia Zerva/Ashlyn Rae

Pluses: Overall theme, cute players.

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

Sleaziness Factor (1-10): 5 for overall theme.