Walker

Walker is another average Mike Quasar feature from Metro. Despite a decent cast, some good camera work, and a fine DVD transfer, the movie doesn't break any new ground. Nina Ferrari plays the victim of a car accident which has left her with a severe case of insomnia. Her doctor (Ryan Conner) reluctantly prescribes her some pills and suggests she takes a vacation. Nina's husband (Tyce Bune) agrees and the two head off to a bed and breakfast; conveniently all the action takes place here beginning with the first scene when Nina and Tyce arrive in their room. It's not too bad of a scene but Nina makes Tyce wear a condom...the only one in the movie. When she's done cleaning Tyce's load off her face she takes one of her pills, initiating her first walking sequence.

As she wanders out of her room she spots Bridgette Kerkove, Felicia Fox, and Mark Wood in the living room. The three are discussing the stock market but Nina's altered perception interprets it as a hot three-way. Bridgette and Felicia start off by working each other over before Mark jumps in and allows the girls to share the fellatio routine. Bridgette takes a nice reverse cowgirl and even gets some anal action in a missionary position. Felicia finally gets her fill from behind while her real tits jiggle in Bridgette's face...nice setup. In the end, both girls share a decent facial and even participate in some light cum swapping. Soon after this, Nina snaps out of her and realizes the whole thing was a hallucination of sorts...at least we got to see it.

In her next walking incident she walks into the room of Brick Majors and Sunrise Adams. Although the two are fast , she envisions an erotic encounter. Sunrise is a pretty young blonde with an incredible natural body, making this one of the more memorable scenes. Brick begins by licking away on her bald little mound before she reciprocates and goes down on him. Reverse cowgirl, doggy, and missionary positions ensue before Brick pops his load across Sunrise's pretty face. She even catches some in her open mouth and doesn't bother spitting it out....it's good to see she learned something from Down the Hatch #6! After the climax, Nina snaps out of it again and heads back to her room.

The next day, Nina walks into a bathroom where she spies on Dani Sexton in the bath tub. This time she places herself into the fantasy as the narrative gives way to the requisite girl/girl scene. Nina starts off by working on Dani, then the two switch. Nothing too incredible here, but the videography makes everything look really nice. This time Nina seemingly faints at the end of her hallucination. Dani notices this and comes to her aid. When Nina wakes up, she's completely naked lying on Dani's bed. What's going on here?

I won't spoil the surprise ending for you, but Tyce Bune and Ryan Conner (Nina's doctor) end up together in the final scene. Unlike Sunrise Adams, Ryan's body is full and very womanly; perhaps that's why Tyce spends so much time kissing and fondling her. After sucking Tyce's cock for a while, Ryan mounts him for a nice cowgirl setup...damn, she looks good here! This is followed by some missionary and the scene concludes with a doggy when Tyce pulls out and jerks his load across Ryan's nice big ass.

In the past few months I've noticed Metro's DVDs are looking better and better with each subsequent release. The picture quality on this one looks about as good as anything you'd find on a Wicked or Vivid disc. It has a nice crisp picture throughout with only the slightest hint of pixelation and some color blotchiness. The audio quality is more than adequate (presented in Dolby 2.0 stereo) and is well mixed too. The extras include a Behind the Scenes featurette, an interview segment, and usual trailers and photo gallery. The behind the scenes featurette isn't too long but provides plenty of good material. The interview extra includes short Q & A sessions with Sunrise Adams, Nina Ferrari, and Dani Sexton. The movie also features fake multi-angles. Unlike Vivid's angles, the secondary angle here is just redundant footage already used in the primary angle. I guess it's a nice gimmick feature, but in the long run it neither adds nor subtracts from the overall presentation.

They may not have the big budgets and big stars of some other companies, but Metro's movies and DVDs are just as competitive. In fact, I'd much rather watch a Metro feature just so I wouldn't have to deal with condoms in every scene. Although Walker wasn't exactly my cup of tea, it's still a solid feature with some very well done scenes.