Interesting but hardly compelling Red Ezra debut

Shay Sweet

XXXena

D. Cypher

Simon Wolf

David Lockard

Sinister Sister

As a dyed-in-the-wool Red Ezra fan I was delighted to discover this obscure early title from him, an offbeat variation on the Sisters theme. Shay Sweet plays both twins and is a good reason to catch this one.

Released by Sin City via its Sinister label subsidiary (hence the title), it has been overshadowed by an earlier Wicked Pictures release starring Missy.

Just using the name &quot;Ezra&quot; in the credits, Red is working for supervising producer Michael Raven, the big cheese at Sin City at this time. Nominal story line (no scriptwriter is credited) has Good Shay leaving her sister in charge of house sitting and looking after her cat (low budget didn&apos;t even provide for the animal on screen) for a few days while she&apos;s away. Bad Shay has lots of sex and causes minimal trouble. Sounds dreadful, but Red keeps the pot boiling. (ALERT: Perhaps I&apos;m such a fan as not to represent an arm&apos;s length reaction??)

Bad Shay&apos;s first visitor is Mark Davis, looking young with a full head of hair and he humps her. Next, three girls sit around the pool shooting the breeze but spy pool boy (how corny) Erik Everhard and two make it a threesome with him. One of them is huge-breasted XXXena, making this a great vignette.

Gia comes to visit Good Shay, but Bad Shay seduces her instead and a gay time was had by all. Friends led by Eric Price (who produced the feature) come over to play poker, and two sex scenes (cross-cut) result, with Price having a threesome with Shay and Alexandra Nice while Allysin Chaynes entertains Ian Daniels.

When Good Shay gets home, she reprimands Bad Shay for smoking in her house. OK SPFX put the two twins in the frame together, and Bad Shay promises us a sequel, which was not to be.

Feature is known as &quot;Sinister Sisters&quot;, but the title on screen is singular just like the Missy version: &quot;Sinister Sister&quot;. That makes a lot more sense, since Good Shay is good, after all. She likes cats.

As a dyed-in-the-wool Red Ezra fan I was delighted to discover this obscure early title from him, an offbeat variation on the Sisters theme. Shay Sweet plays both twins and is a good reason to catch this one.

Released by Sin City via its Sinister label subsidiary (hence the title), it has been overshadowed by an earlier Wicked Pictures release starring Missy.

Just using the name "Ezra" in the credits, Red is working for supervising producer Michael Raven, the big cheese at Sin City at this time. Nominal story line (no scriptwriter is credited) has Good Shay leaving her sister in charge of house sitting and looking after her cat (low budget didn't even provide for the animal on screen) for a few days while she's away. Bad Shay has lots of sex and causes minimal trouble. Sounds dreadful, but Red keeps the pot boiling. (ALERT: Perhaps I'm such a fan as not to represent an arm's length reaction??)

Bad Shay's first visitor is Mark Davis, looking young with a full head of hair and he humps her. Next, three girls sit around the pool shooting the breeze but spy pool boy (how corny) Erik Everhard and two make it a threesome with him. One of them is huge-breasted XXXena, making this a great vignette.

Gia comes to visit Good Shay, but Bad Shay seduces her instead and a gay time was had by all. Friends led by Eric Price (who produced the feature) come over to play poker, and two sex scenes (cross-cut) result, with Price having a threesome with Shay and Alexandra Nice while Allysin Chaynes entertains Ian Daniels.

When Good Shay gets home, she reprimands Bad Shay for smoking in her house. OK SPFX put the two twins in the frame together, and Bad Shay promises us a sequel, which was not to be.

Feature is known as "Sinister Sisters", but the title on screen is singular just like the Missy version: "Sinister Sister". That makes a lot more sense, since Good Shay is good, after all. She likes cats.

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