Motorbunny Club 1, The Review

Distributor: Adam & Eve Pictures Edition Details: Digital Screener Movie Specs: Genres: Feature Film Run Time: 111 minutes Rated: XXX Release Year: 2019 Director: Kay Brandt Written by: Kay Brandt (screenplay), Selena Kitt (novel) Cast: Romi Rain, Tommy Pistol, Britney Amber, Aaliyah Love, Charlotte Stokely, Sofi Ryan Release Specs: Audio: English Stereo Subtitles: none Video: Widescreen, 1.78:1 (anamorphic) Video Format: NTSC Format: Digital Screener Regional Code (for DVD/Blu-ray): N/A Number of discs: N/A

The Motorbunny Club Volume 1 is an adult feature movie adopted from Selena Kitt's novel of the same name by Kay Brandt and directed by Kay Brandt. Originality in adult movies is the lifeblood of the adult entertainment industry, and this reviewer will admit, going into The Motorbunny Club Volume 1, he was expecting a two-hour commercial for MB Technologies Motorbunny sex toy. Realistically, this reviewer should have known better. Never has the combination of Selena Kitt and Kay Brandt ever let him down, and he should have known that Kay Brandt isn't capable of making a movie that would be as disappointing as a two-hour commercial for a sex toy.

The Motorbunny Club Volume 1 presents to viewer Tasha (Romi Rain), who has a sex toy fetish. Tasha decides that she needs a new sex toy and decides on the Motorbunny, the ultimate in sex toys. Daunted by the price and how much Tasha will use the Motorbunny, her husband, Max (Tommy Pistol), isn't entirely on board with the purchase. To offset the cost of the Motorbunny, Tasha comes up with the idea of offering “rides” to her female friends on her new powered pleasure device for financial compensation, forming a girls-only Motorbunny Club.

First, and foremost, this reviewer was incredibly impressed that Kay Brandt, working off of Selena Kitt's original novel, was able to create a feature movie, with a full plot, where every sex scene except the first one included a Motorbunny. Not only was at least a Motorbunny heavily featured in almost every sex scene, but every sex scene fit in with the plot, and not a one felt shoehorned into the movie.

The sex scenes themselves are works of art. This reviewer has seen mechanical feeling sex scenes where every participant was a human. Yet, not a single sex scene in The Motorbunny Club Volume 1 felt mechanical even though one of the participants in each of the scenes was a device. Another fantastic aspect of the sex scenes is that not a single one of them feels repetitive. Each one introduces new elements and feels fresh.

The cast in the movie is truly amazing! Romi Rain has the duty of carrying the movie since she is the driving thread through all the events that unfold throughout The Motorbunny Club Volume 1. Britney Amber and Aaliyah Love both give great performances, especially their sexual ones, where their counterpart in the scene is a Motorbunny. It is Tommy Pistol, however, who really steals the movie. He isn't in a lot of the movie, however, his portrayal of Tasha's husband Max, and his acting in the first sex scene is just fantastic.

There are some truly great lines in the movie as well. As one would expect, the movie is smartly written, and, honestly, just a really fun movie to watch. A shout out goes to whoever designed the lighting for the Motorbunny room. The soft pastel lighting scheme added to the aesthetics of the scene. The Motorbunny Club Volume 1 is an original feature movie that centers, very successfully, around a gigantic sex toy. Don't let this movie pass you by; it is well worth watching.

The Motorbunny Club Volume 1 is a multi-part epic adult movie, which means that you need to pick up more than one volume to get the complete story. This epic series is composed of two movies, The Motorbunny Club Volume 1 and The Motorbunny Club Volume 2. The Motorbunny Club Volume 1 ends with the words “to be continued...” and the next volume The Motorbunny Club Volume 2 starts off reshowing a few minutes prior to the ending of volume 1. For movies such as this, I wish companies would release the movie as one volume with a higher price so you can get the full movie or at least clearly note on the box for the release all the volumes necessary for the complete movie.

The edition of The Motorbunny Club Volume 1 screened was a digital screener provided by Adam & Eve; as a result, there may be discrepancies between the reviewed edition and the release edition(s).

The Motorbunny Club Volume 1 was shot digitally and is presented in the anamorphic widescreen aspect ratio of 1.78:1 in 1080p. The picture looks absolutely beautiful, with a crisp image with excellent colors. There weren't any noticeable issues with the picture quality.

The Motorbunny Club Volume 1 is presented with an English Stereo track. The sound quality for the movie is excellent, the dialog is clear and easy to understand at all times, and there aren't any imperfections.

Adam & Eve didn't include any extras for review.

The Motorbunny Club Volume 1 took this reviewer by surprise. This reviewer wasn't expecting to find such a developed feature film that centered around a Motorbunny. Kay Brandt, working with Selena Kitt's original material, has masterfully crafted a comprehensive and entertaining feature that should please fans of feature films.

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