L.S.D. (2007 Video) User Reviews (2)

# 59 : Anetta Keys

[lamegabyte · 1/10 · 11 April 2015]

For one time, there is no halo effect (even if Anetta looks like the singer), there is no Penthouse (even she had worked for it), no late movies so it's just web browsing. Anetta is the type of small brunette I like : she has a terrific natural body : tanned, great curvy ass. Anetta seems sweet, not complicated, she smiles easily and she has a lot of facial expressions. In a way, she is however a second level star as she performs for small companies.

Here, she has the opportunity to work for a big European name (Dorcel) but unfortunately she works with the french Andrew Blake and thus this movie is terribly awful : as his master, there's no story, just a collage of scenes. If those directors think they have artistic touch with light, editing, colors, the result is totally not erotic ! Maybe the sex is a bit more explicit but it's above all playing with dildo so it's boring ! The girls looks like bitches, cold puppets and it's hard to get hard with them. Anetta is totally wasted : first, she has her beautiful face covered and her scene is mainly a long spanking ! At last, having this series labeled with drugs isn't very bright and the usual bourgeois mansion full with submissive girls is just simulated trafficking ! So, it's a dirty, stinking movie !

Somewhat bland

[lor_ · 3 July 2019]

For this Dorcel release, filmmaker Herve Bodilis opts for the "models on display" approach, so popular back then in the work of so-called Glamcore videos, of the Michael Ninn variety. No surprise that Ninn ended up working for Dorcel later on, but this tiresome DVD seems to play merely like elegant magazine photo-spreads come to life.

The actresses are mere models here, posing for the camera in patented Dorcel sexy lingerie and then humping each other listlessly. Some are flat-chested while others are big & busty, but all blur into a dreamy but boring collage. The most famous in the bunch, Liliane Tiger and Veronica Da Souza, are far more interesting in other shows, latter notably when she was showcased by director John Leslie a year before this was made.