Dirty Talk

Cynthia (Blake Blossom) is in a marriage that seems to have completely lost its spark. When she meets the wild and carefree Gina (Jasmine Sherni), her entire world is turned upside down. Suddenly, Cynthia finds herself looking to her past dreams as a guide for her potential future, and Gina is there to guide her along the way. But there's a big leap between dreaming about a fantasy and taking the steps to make the fantasy a reality. Does Cynthia have what it takes to shed her cocoon, or will she stay dedicated to the predictable safety of her life as it exists?

Ricky Greenwood is a true storyteller who remembers that sex has much more impact when tied to a compelling story. Here, he tells a tale of a kept woman who yearns to find her footing and remember herself as an individual rather than simply a woman defined by her role as a wife. It's a fantastic story, and Blake Blossom tells it to perfection. Jasmine Sherni is perfect in her supporting role, and the sex is dynamite.

The torrid tale begins when Cynthia spies their new neighbor, Gina fucking the delivery guy (Victor Ray). Gina's cock-sucking skills are incredible. She teases Ray's meat, alternating between slippery strokes and deep gulps. Meanwhile, Cynthia rubs her pussy tentatively as the sounds of sex waft across the courtyard from Gina's open window. Once Ray empties himself all over Gina's face, Cynthia can't wait to tell her husband Mike (Robby Apples) about it at dinner with the hope that he will be just as excited as she is. Unfortunately, the story doesn't stir his loins. In fact, instead of ravaging his wife, he heads into work to burn the midnight oil, leaving Cynthia home alone and unsatisfied.

The audience soon learns exactly why Mike has been spending so much time "working" lately: it's his assistant, Anna Claire Clouds, who has been using her ass to help him with his work. Anna has an incredible ass, and after letting Mike pump her gently for a while, she mounts him and rides his cock up her ass vigorously on her way to a powerful orgasm.

Still supremely bored and desperate for some physical attention, Cynthia finds herself still alone at home, unsatisfied. When a package for Gina is delivered to her house by accident, she takes the opportunity to get to know her scandalous neighbor. Coffee turns into conversation, and suddenly Cynthia finds herself confiding in Gina. In a bid to help her newfound friend rediscover the sexual spark missing from her life, Gina sends one of her favorite playthings (Dante Colle) to her house for some "maintenance." This is EASILY the best scene in the movie, and it's all thanks to Blake Blossom's character work. She is all parts timid and excited at once, and it makes the sex erotic while being simultaneously cute. Cynthia lets loose, but she doesn't get nasty. Instead, she remembers how much she likes sex and how good it feels actually to feel wanted by someone. Dante delivers a fantastic fuck to her, but he also lets her set the tone and be in control.

Another intimate conversation between Gina and Cynthia establishes how Gina found herself willing to partake in such salacious behavior. She tells Cynthia about how her aunt Jean (Casey Calvert), who would fuck the actual milk man (Milan Ponjevic), served as the doorway to her own sexual freedom, and Cynthia realizes that she wants to follow those same footsteps. Jean takes the milkman's cock right up her beautiful ass in a flashback scene that is positively scintillating.

Finally ready to embrace her truth, Cynthia decides to chase her dreams with Gina by her side. But before they can start their new adventure, they find themselves in need of a mechanic's services (Isiah Maxwell). With the perfect opportunity in front of her, Cynthia takes the plunge and shares the mechanic's stiff dick with Gina. It's a liberating scene that is chock-full of sexual and narrative climaxes.

This is hands down Blake Blossom's best performance. She can project vulnerability, naiveté, and suppressed desire simultaneously, making her character relatable, adorable, and sympathetic. Jasmine Sherni is perfect in her supporting role, and both of them should absolutely hear their names called for nominations come this awards season.