My Boss' Daughter Review

Whether it’s going on holiday or just sleeping in on a weekend, it’s good to have a change of pace now and again, and so the same is true of porn. Gonzo porn with a focus on anal is my normal 9 to 5 but now and again, I enjoy watching a decent feature movie with its focus on more couple orientated porn.

For those of a similar vein as myself I would heartily recommend director Robby D and Digital Playground. For the most part, the production costs are good, the acting is more than adequate and, most importantly, their contract stars are hot. I’m a huge fan of Kayden Kross, the most beautiful face in porn, and a half decent actress, and I’m rarely disappointed by anything that she is in. The recent nomination for best female is in my opinion well deserved. But having said all that, with Kayden starring for DP in up to ten films a year, the question is whether this film ranks as one of the best or should you look elsewhere for your Kayden fix?

Mick Blue is an ordinary Joe (Bill), who wants to go to work and then come home and bang his wife Julie (Bridgette B). But when Julie starts to ignore him he finds it impossible to deflect the attentions of the boss’ daughter Hannah (Kayden Kross). Little does Bill know however, that Julie is ignoring him because she is having an affair with his boss (Evan Stone). So that’s the premise sorted out, now on to the sex.

Some DP films jump right into the sex, but here the film takes about ten minutes or so to build up the characters, in particular the hapless Bill, before he and Kayden get it on in her daddy’s office. Robby uses plenty of close-ups of the action in this scene, most noticeably the cock sucking and Kayden’s facial expressions, which at first put me off a little, but once you get used to it actually works quite well because Kayden’s face is her best asset and her cock sucking is a thing of beauty. Position wise, the highlights were the extended doggie fuck over the desk and the reverse-cowgirl. Bill also manages to drop a nice load on Kayden’s chin.

Julie has told bill that she is visiting her mum when in fact she is fucking Bill’s boss. Cue a hotel bedroom where Julie is dressed in black underwear and six inch white heels. This scene is a little rawer than the opener, with plenty of dirty talk and slutty Julie sucking Evan’s balls and ass before riding him in reverse-cowgirl.

Bill’s colleague, Jack (Scott Nails) invites everyone to Bill’s house for a poker game, and after a few drinks, Hannah begins to get a little fresh and Bill becomes uncomfortable. Inter cut two scenes now, as jack gets it on with Kayden and Manuel gets it on with Kristina and Nika. The scenes are nicely interwoven so that we get a few minutes of each scene. The highlight of the Kristina / Nica scene was Kristina’s ass in cowgirl and the open mouth facial for both girls which they then share with each other. The Kayden scene meanwhile, features some standing doggie over the table and some cowgirl and reverse.

Julia returns home and flies off the handle when she finds a discarded bra on the floor. She then tells the hapless Bill that she fucked his boss, Mr. Miller.

Mr. Miller obviously has a thing for large breasted women, as we now cut to him with MacKenzie Lee in his office. I’m really not a big fan of Mackenzie and so I didn’t particularly enjoy this scene, but it is notable for the fact that Miss Lee is sodomised on the desk.

There is no real twist as Mr. Miller informs Bill that he is fired, but at least Bill has the pleasure of telling him that he fucked his daughter.

EXTRAS

The BTS is actually quite enjoyable, albeit instantly forgettable, as most of these things are. There are also the usual trailers, photo gallery and cum shot recap. A bonus scene would have been nice.

CONCLUSION

After the big build up for Robby D and Digital Playground, I have to say that this film was a little disappointing. Kayden’s scenes were good, but as I mentioned in the intro, there is plenty of Kayden stuff out there. Unfortunately, with the exception of the ultra cute, Kristina, the female supporting cast under whelmed me and the plot just didn’t work at all. All in all, I would only recommend this for a rental if you are a fan of any of the other girls or you just have to see everything that Kayden is in.