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Swinging In the USA Review

Adam & Eve

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Reviewed by Tongue in Groove  on  4/22/2005
“Swinging in the USA” will appeal to porn fans who like more than two naked people on their TV at a time. It helps if you also like unattractive naked people.

Aside from cute-as-ever Kelly Kline, the rest of the cast in this Luc Wylder production is strictly from the B List. That may seem a bit harsh when referring to Carmen Luvana and Holly Hollywood, who still are semi-appealing, but I just have seen too much of them to find them anything more than mildly attractive.

The plot (as such) revolves around Gwenn, an unknown who won some Atlanta competition known as the Miss Swingers Date Club USA. She and her partner, Jay, come to L.A. to get it on with some real pros. What follows in some decent sex action interrupted by countless interviews. There’s lots of talking in this one. With crew members and voyeurs scattered throughout the set as the action takes place, there is little heat in the sex. You’ll also probably view more of L.A.’s skyline than you’d care to see.

All these problems could probably be overcome if the main star was the least bit appealing. However, Gwenn’s pink/orange hair, numerous tats, and multiple piercings make her anything but a sexy chick.

A big orgy starts things off. Layla Jade, Alexandra Silk, Renee Pornero, and Taylor Lee are part of the fuckfest, if you can pick them out from all the other bodies. We’re reduced to a simple 2-on-2 (Kelly Kline and Bonnie Heart) in the second scene. Luvana takes on a couple guys next, then Gwen and Holly do Jay in the finale.

The DVD includes the following extras: Behind the Scenes, Trailers, Bios, a Cumshot Reel, Web info, and a Bonus Scene that will surely frighten the weak at heart.




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