Pornological 2 Review

Distributor: Digital Sin Edition Details: Collector's Edition DVD Movie Specs: Genres: All Sex Run Time: 85 minutes Rated: XXX Release Year: 1999 Director: Chris Streams (as Camera Guy) Written by: uncredited Cast: Julie Meadows, Vince Voyeur, Charlie, Triple X, Torri, Katie Gold, Billy Glide, Ian Daniels, Stevie, Allysin Chaynes (as Allison) Jonathan Simms, Kurt Lockwood (as Stevie SexyChrist) 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 Disc: DVD 9 (SS, DL) Special Features: Photo Gallery, Cast Bios, Web Link, Bonus Sex, Jeanie Rivers, Blow Me, Jessica and Johnny DVD-ROM Special Features: none

Synopsis:
A variety show of the adult world including sex, comedic scenes and a musical act.

Video/Audio:
Pornological 2 is presented in the full screen aspect ratio, 1.33:1, which appears to be the original aspect ratio for the film. The picture quality is good there is some slight grain in the film though. The color levels are good through most of the film, the color is off in a few places in the film though and there is one place the color bleeds horribly.

The available audio track is a 2.0 English Stereo track, which works well for the film. The dialog is usually clear and easy to hear though most of the film. There are some places where the original audio should have been removed and a dubbed audio mix should have been added, but more about that later. There are no other language tracks available and no subtitle options are available.

Chapters/Time Code:
There are five chapters available from the main menu for Pornological 2. One that goes to the beginning of each of the sex scenes. They are identified by a video clip from the scene. There is a time code for the feature film, so time searching is available.

Special Features:
Although the film has more than 40 minutes of original extras, almost none of them have to do with the feature film itself. There are the cast bios which have a little info and a Digital Sin filmography for Allysin Chaynes, Charlie, Julie Meadows, Katie Gold, Torri, and Triple X. There is also a photo gallery that contains 25 photos.

As for the extras that don't have anything to do with the feature film, there is “Jeanie in a Bottle” which contains an interview with Jeanie Rivers that leads to a masturbation scene. There is “Virtual Blowjob” which is a blowjob scene from the POV of the person being blown. There are “Johnny and Jessica” which is a straight out sex scene. There is also a list of website addresses for associated companies from the production.

Review:
Pornological 2 ended up being made slightly made in the style of Saturday Night Live, I don't know if this was intentional or not. The film starts out with a comedic scene with Vince Voyeur and Julie Meadows called The Ultimate Fighting Championship, in which the first to come loses. It ends up being a decent parody of the WWE (formerly the WWF) that then becomes a standard sex scene. This scene should have had the original audio removed and had been dubbed as the tarp that they are on makes quite a bit of noise and can be distracting.

The second scene is your musical number featuring Triple X as a member of a band. After the band plays for a little while, the scene cuts to Triple X and the male singer in a room, they strip down and have sex. After that the next two scenes are straight sex scenes and the final scene is another comedic entry which features Pierre, the master of seduction, showing how it is done, which then goes into a sex scene.

This style to the film was a nice change from the average design to a modern adult film. The sex scenes themselves are well done with variety between them. For viewers who are interested, condoms are used in all the sex scenes. The sexual themes in the film are oral, anal and vaginal sex with lesbianism.

The Money Shot:
Pornological 2 is a decent film to pick up if you are looking for something different from the average adult film on the market. Viewers who like a plot with their film will probably be disappointed since although some of the scenes have a little plotting to them, it isn't enough to really consider the film a plot based film.

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