Private Gold 118: Serial Fucker Review

Reviewed by loverboy  on  3/6/2012

Title: Serial Fucker (The Haunted Diary Hotel)
Studio: Private/Magik View
Director: Ettore Buchi
Starring: Laura Crystal, Honey Demon, Mela, Abelia, Colette, James Brossman, Leny Ewil, Antonio Ross, JJ, Neeo

Billed as a Private Gold series entry, this is a German production from Magic View. As such it is a good movie in and of itself but not as good as the glory days of the Private of old. The sex is one on one, the cast European. Music plays throughout much of the scenes which gets to be a bit much at times. Visually it is well shot, although positions tend to be edited together and not flowing from one to another which takes away from the authentic-ness (if that's a word....)

The storyline follows a hotel in the south of France. Back in WW II it was the site of a murder when it was used by the French resistance. Scene one is a flashback to those days as Colette gets fucked by her Nazi abductor friend since she betrayed him. Action takes place on a coffee table and includes some good shots including anal and pd. At the end the guy shoots her and writes of the escapade in a diary which he leaves in the room.

Fast forward to today as the place is now a hotel called the "Haunted Diary." Four couples are staying there and they eventually pair up for the rest of the scenes.

Scene two features blonde Laura Crystal having sex in a hallway near a staircase and on a trunk. Her boyfriend is singing something about "I want to make some babies...." pure corny....not too horny. Anyhow, as the music plays on and on they do it.

Scene three: Black haired Mela does it with her man on a twin bed. Usually predictable positions here. Guy has a big tool.

Scene four: Honey Demon has long black hair. She fucks her guy on the table in the hotel's restaurant.

Scene five: Finally black haired Abelia gets plowed on a table before getting a load on her face.

Extras are kinda subpar--only four trailers, and a position jump option. Languages: English, French, German, Spanish.

The dvd I received didn't play very well and kept skipping so if this review is a little sparse, blame it on that.