The Rundown: ‘Play Vol. 2’ (VOD Exclusive)
Basics
It’s time to Play . . . again.
Slayed, the lesbian label from Vixen Media Group, keeps its focus as neat and narrow as the often monosyllabic titles of its various signature series: Drip, Touch, Cravings, Boss, Physical, and Play. Across every brand, you’re assured of some of most glamorous and glorious all-girl porn being produced in the industry today. Play Vol. 2 expands on the first volume’s concept, which was to shed “light on the games girls play when they become more than friends.” Indeed, getting friendly is only the beginning for a cast of nine performers who will find this particular world to be their perfect, well, Play-ground. The movie compiles scenes from directors Laurent Sky and Derek Dozer.
Scene highlight(s)
Picking the highlight scene from a movie as consistently appealing as Play Vol. 2 is no easy task. That said, it’s hard to overlook scene one, which spotlights the movie’s only G/G/G threesome. We open with a montage of shots of Emily Willis, Ariana Marie, and Eliza Ibarra joyriding around town in a classic convertible. It’s only a minute or so of footage, but it perfectly captures the zestful way these three conduct their lives. We quickly to cut to the bedroom, where the evening’s real fun is about to begin. No men are allowed, and frankly, no men are needed when the result is as much squirt and satisfaction as you’ll see in this sequence. At times, the squeals of delight occupy a twilight area between laughter and orgasmic moaning, a perfect indicator of the pleasure being experienced.
We move to the world of fashion design in scene two, where an exciting new campaign becomes the launching pad for passion between Kylie Rocket and Vanessa Sky. Vanna Bardot owns the screen in scene three, which finds her jilting an old lover by heartily embracing a new one. Scene four closes the movie with cinematic flourish when Nicole Doshi uses a sexy movie screening to seduce Jade Kush.
Quotable
“”We wanted to create something special where performers would be more than proud of the final result. Something that would be the first thing they share with their audience, even new friends at an upscale dining table. That is ultimately what led us to develop Slayed as a brand.” (Vixen Media Group’s Mike Miller on the Slayed brand)
Why we love it
Slayed shows us all the life we’d love to live and the sex we’d love to be having. It’s a fantasy, to be sure, but it’s just grounded enough in reality that it does not descend into the absurd. The context of action is often quite minimal, sometimes as little as a minute or two, but it always elevates the sex that follows. The movie’s threesome scene is particularly effective, thanks to an ultra-theatrical style from the three performers.
