Lesbian First Dates

The first time that I bought this film, I thought there was something wrong with the audio of that specific DVD copy of it. Therefore, I bought a second copy of it, hoping for better audio, for my collection purposes. The second version was also difficult to hear. Therefore, the audio problem must be with the actual film itself.

Even with flicks perfect in audio, there is often a lot of whispering and erotically soft talking. I usually have to raise the volume to hear the plot lead ins and then turn it down for the sex so as not to disturb my wife (or the neighbors).

Anyway, back to the review here.

Scene 1 was excellent and the best of the entire film. When Misty Stone threatened to leave the date because Chanell Heart was too quiet, and Chanell stopped her to reconcile the situation, this created smoking hot chemistry in this already superb scene.

Scene 2 was very good in everything except that there was too much toy play.

Scene 3 was also very good. However, in the scene where Layton Benton and Jamie Sullivan held hands and felt one another on a deep level of chemistry, this scene cut to them no longer holding hands and talking. Why break up the flow and chemistry there? Furthermore, the lead in was superb and the sex was quite good. The vibrating wand did not help this scene at all. It was unnecessary.

Scene 4 included arguably the best sex action of the entire film. However, it was missing "a date." What kind of "first date" actually begins on a couch in a private place? That's not a date, that's a booty call. Why not give it the title "Lesbian First Dates and a Booty Call"?

Overall, the formula was masterful and the chemistry of all three date scenes was top notch. Nevertheless, this left a little to be desired in both cinematography and sex action. Diana DeVoe, this was well-done enough of an effort in formula and vision for sequels of this to be made.