I'm both tantalized and repelled by the concept of Sean Michaels' popular EVIL CUCKOLD series, which like its counterpart MEAN CUCKOLD for a rival video label preys on the audience's identification factor. Both shows hire top female talent, pair it with a big black cock, and use humiliation of the partner, generally a sniveling weakling of a husband, to create story lines and basically insult the viewer.
By this sixth edition, the format is etched in stone, though the humiliation and visual abuse of the males was thankfully much less than usual. Reason to watch is the presence of the one and only Samantha 38G, whose immense natural G- cup breasts, on a mildly plumper-style frame, are a joy to behold. She has a pleasant personality but a sharp tongue when it comes to berating her Oriental husband played by Eric Jover, who has to watch Sean hump his wife. For me, Sam is a curious combination of Mae West, Sophie Tucker and that '70s favorite Chesty Morgan. (Morgan worked for Fellini but ended up on the cutting room floor, and if Fellini were around today Miss G would be a perfect casting for one of his grotesques.)
The other girls are appealing, notably Polish star Natasha Starr taking the challenge of anal sex from Sean in her stride, Lea Lexis the star of the show and lesser known Whitney Grace. Probably out of sloppiness, the cuckold in the final Grace segment played by MoMo pops his head in to say hello for a couple of seconds and is missing in action for the sex scene, a fact that both Sean and Whitney make fun of as they sort of conform with the "script" minus their antagonist. I liked the jokey nature overall, as when Sean refers to Natasha's husband, played by an actor with stage name Filthy Rich, as Phil.
By this sixth edition, the format is etched in stone, though the humiliation and visual abuse of the males was thankfully much less than usual. Reason to watch is the presence of the one and only Samantha 38G, whose immense natural G- cup breasts, on a mildly plumper-style frame, are a joy to behold. She has a pleasant personality but a sharp tongue when it comes to berating her Oriental husband played by Eric Jover, who has to watch Sean hump his wife. For me, Sam is a curious combination of Mae West, Sophie Tucker and that '70s favorite Chesty Morgan. (Morgan worked for Fellini but ended up on the cutting room floor, and if Fellini were around today Miss G would be a perfect casting for one of his grotesques.)
The other girls are appealing, notably Polish star Natasha Starr taking the challenge of anal sex from Sean in her stride, Lea Lexis the star of the show and lesser known Whitney Grace. Probably out of sloppiness, the cuckold in the final Grace segment played by MoMo pops his head in to say hello for a couple of seconds and is missing in action for the sex scene, a fact that both Sean and Whitney make fun of as they sort of conform with the "script" minus their antagonist. I liked the jokey nature overall, as when Sean refers to Natasha's husband, played by an actor with stage name Filthy Rich, as Phil.