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As we wind the year down, Wicked Pictures treats us to a new release from our favorite French import, transplanted director Francois Clousot. We have no idea whether or not he’s related to the famous international inspector, but it doesn’t take the Pink Panther to figure out his newest release, “Last Call,” is right up our alley.

Brad Armstrong finds himself embroiled in a sadistic sexual game in the seedy underbelly of grimy Los Angeles after a wild night on the town ends with a scorching one night stand. Which sounds exactly like our idea of a great weekend, to be perfectly honest!

Wicked Pictures contract starlets Kaylani Lei, Alektra Blue, and Mikayla Mendez guide us through the myriad of twists and turns, enlisting the help of luscious seductresses Tori Black, Bridgette B, and drop dead gorgeous blond daydream Tanya James, who recently returned from a self-imposed hiatus and graduated from only doing girls to riding some of the biggest cocks the business could throw her way. (Seriously, watching her screw is like watching a wizard spin straw into gold.) Sadly, she only works with Bridgette B for Clousot, although the results are still as mesmerizing. Scrawled down the side of Miss B (who, rumor has it, took her name as an homage to Bridgette Bardot) are the words “Jalousie et Une Maladie” which loosely translates from French to English as “Jealousy is a Sickness.” We’re not sure whether the tattoo had anything to do with her casting, but we couldn’t agree more.

“Last Call” comes out next week from Wicked Pictures.

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· Wicked Pictures (wickedpictures.com)

Original post by DCypher

Part “Dreamscape,” part “Strange Days,” Vien Savio’s “Shades of Romona” is in one way better than both of these (save for the lack of Eddie Albert) in that there is copious nudity featuring all of the porn world’s near-translucent performers except for Stoya.

But, in another way, “Romona” is difficult because it is one of those movies that is so wordy at times that the only way one can remember it’s a porn flick is because 1.) well, come on, the acting, and 2.) because one is at all times wanting to see the people who currently have their clothes on with their clothes off.

We are happy to report that in this movie Ava Rose does not repeat Eddie Albert’s mistake; she ditches the duds.

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· Adam & Eve (adameve.com)
· Buy “Shades of Romona” (gamelink.com)

Original post by Gram Ponante

Wicked Pictures contract star jessica drake is a woman who needs no introduction. With a veritable legion of die hard fans, the AVN Award winning sex symbol has more than earned her acclaim, starring in handfuls of unforgettably steamy sex scenes that have been seared into the zeitgeist of the nation’s libido for eternity. (Translation: we love to watch the girl screw. Got it? Good.)

These days, it seems as though the transition from performer to director takes the average starlet all of about 6.5 movies. Not so for this sultry sex goddess: drake took her time basking in her hard won praise and loving every sticky second of being nothing short of a highly coveted seductress. Having worked her way up through the ranks of hardcore gonzo titles to the prestigious upper realms of the high-end adult feature, drake spent years with Wicked, serving as the head contract girl and live-in girlfriend of its most prominent auteur. So it stands to reason that her directorial debut, “What Girls Like”—a glorious exploration into the sex lives of seven culturally and sexually diverse starlets—should reflect her cautious tutelage.

Not content to stand on the sidelines, drake throws herself into the mix with fellow contract stars Alektra Blue and Mikayla Mendez, following through with a few lust-inspiring heartbreakers like Brooke Belle, Daisy Marie, Jada Fire, Michelle McLaren, and Sammie Rhodes.

Only time will tell if this initial offering will make the grade—but from all appearances (and, for that matter, photographic evidence), we’d say the girl is well on her way to Stormy Daniels status (and good luck to her!).

“What Girls Like” is currently available everywhere great porn is sold.

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· “What Girls Like” Trailer (wickedpictures.com)
· Wicked Pictures (wickedpictures.com)

Original post by DCypher

In case you haven’t noticed, we here at Fleshbot kinda like Digital Playground contract star Stoya. OK, maybe we’re even a little bit in love with her, or at least some serious lust: after all, we’ve been watching her career since it began, and she just seems to keep getting better and better as far as we’re concerned. But that doesn’t mean we can’t give you a completely objective opinion about Digital Playground’s brand new “Stoya Video Nasty”.

So here it is: You must go out and buy (or at least rent) “Stoya Video Nasty” right now. Not only does it feature her first ever onscreen sex scene with a boy, it also features noteworthy performances from Tori Black, Dana DeArmond, Marie Luv, Sammie Rhodes, Alektra Blue, and Maya Hills, along with various dudes. And since it’s a Celeste film, there are also plenty of strangely erotic slow motion shots, no dialogue, and some very interesting set design and art direction.

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But it’s Stoya that keeps us coming back for more. We could watch her all day long and if we didn’t keep those electric cattle prods at the ready constantly, most of the staff here at Fleshbot Central would probably do just that and we’d never get any work done at all. So yes, you may consider that a recommendation. We really don’t know how to be more objective than that.

(All photos courtesy Digital Playground)

· “Stoya Video Nasty” (DVD info @ store.digitalplayground.com)
· Order: “Stoya Video Nasty” (Adult DVD Empire)

Original post by DCypher

Adam & Eve’s biggest movie of 2008 is “Rollerdollz,” a roller derby movie gone right. A co-production with Zero Tolerance and directed by James Avalon, “Rollerdollz” wrapped filming early this morning at a 60-year-old rink at the east end of Porn Valley as Ava Rose, Bree Olson, Eva Angelina, and Sunny Lane skated across the parquet to crash into each other in a sweaty, girly mass.

See more snaps after the gap.

The story is as American as “The Grapes of Wrath”: two roller rivals settle their differences in each others’ vaginas and somehow Ron Jeremy is involved. What’s more, Kayden Kross adds that special element to luchador surf-guitar music.

L.A.’s Fearleaders cheer on a cast of non-nude but just as compelling extras, including members of real-life rollergirls the L.A. Derby Dolls.

Penny Flame adjusts her blades, Eva Angelina dazzles the camera, and Sunny Lane ponders a return to her former career of figure skating as Alektra Blue surveys the scene. Sunny and Alektra are the cast’s most accomplished skaters.

Don’t ask what Ava Rose used to polish the floor; just be happy for me.

Bree Olson needlessly adjusts something (don’t adjust a goddamn thing) while the referee explains a call to Sunny Lane.

A member of Glendale’s Moonlite Rollerway staff told me that the rink’s Over 50 club would be skating right over this spot the next day. If they had only seen Bree et al this way, doubtless they would not conclude that youth is wasted on the wrong people.

· Adam & Eve (adameve.com)
· Zero Tolerance (zerotolerance.com)

Original post by Gram Ponante