Taken

Stormy Daniels stars as Anna Spencer, a young married woman who seemingly has the perfect life in the opening scenes of Taken. She's married to a successful businessman named Sean (played by Eric Masterson) and things can't be more perfect for her. It's her birthday as the movie opens, and she gets a diamond bracelet from Sean - thanking him for the gift by giving him a blowjob in an oral-only scene.

That night, the happy couple goes out on the town, joining friends played by Eva Angelina and Brad Armstrong. As Eva and Brad head out to a limousine for some in-the-backseat action, Eric's character gets a mysterious phone call and suddenly disappears from site. The police come, Stormy files a missing persons report, but Eric has simply vanished in thin air.

Weeks and months pass by, and Stormy finally starts to come to terms with the fact that Eric isn't coming back. She moves in with Eric's sister and her boyfriend (played by Ava Ramon and Tommy Gunn, who we get to see in a sexual pairing), and eventually wanders in on a grief counseling session, where she meets Nick (Randy Spears) a man whose own sister disappeared just like Eric.

As the weeks continue to pass, Stormy becomes closer to Randy's character, and she also starts to think about moving on with her romantic life. She meets up with Barrett Blade at a local bar and drinks the night away with him, but when they start making out in the bar's bathroom, Barrett's girlfriend (Arianna Alyse) shows up and wants to have a threesome. Stormy's not into that, so she leaves, leaving Barrett and Arianna behind for some one-on-one action.

Randy finally admits his love for Stormy, and although she isn't sure at first, she eventually confesses that she's in love with him too - leading to a romantic coupling between the two actors that has Stormy riding him cowgirl, spinning into reverse cowgirl, and then spooning before he pops his load onto her lower stomach.

Stormy and Randy's characters get engaged, but just when things seem like they are once again perfect in her life, Stormy spots a man who looks exactly like her husband wandering the neighborhood.

Of course, revealing any more would ruin some of the plot twists to Taken, so you're just going to have to buy (or rent) a copy to see what happens next.

Extras on the DVD include the trailer for Taken; a 24-minute Making Of featurette; 3-minutes worth of bloopers; some slide shows and cast bios; and 6 trailers for other Wicked features. There's also a bonus scene featuring Stormy and Lee Stone from the movie Watching Samantha.

Stormy Daniels wrote the story for this movie, and although the events are not always plausible, I can't say I was ever bored with the movie. Couples and women should certainly enjoy it - as all of the six sex scenes are boy/girl, and there's no girl/girl, anal, threesomes, or any of the other types of activities that may turn some women (especially those new to porn) off.