Austin Kincaid

Keri Sable

Michelle Lay

Stormy Daniels

Second Thoughts

Entertaining early rom-com from Stormy

Stormy Daniels&apos; second movie as a director, &quot;Second Thoughts&quot; takes the familiar format of a rom-com and yields both amusement and eroticism, showing the budding talent of a quality Adult filmmaker.

Austin Kincaid stars as a bride-to-be who is getting cold feet a day before the planned wedding to Evan Stone. She&apos;s merely okay in the role, but it would have benefitted from casting a stronger actress (Kincaid is mainly a sex performer) like Sydnee Steele or Stormy herself in the role.

The sexual antics at Stone&apos;s bachelor party are vividly staged, with Tory Lane and Lexi Lamour servicing the guys and overshadowing lead Kincaid. With the insistent influence of her pal Keri Sable, Kincaid is reunited with an ex-boyfriend Chris Evans, putting the wedding in jeopardy.

Michelle Lay is most amusing, including slapstick routines, as Kincaid&apos;s sister and even the extras get screen credits.

Stormy Daniels' second movie as a director, "Second Thoughts" takes the familiar format of a rom-com and yields both amusement and eroticism, showing the budding talent of a quality Adult filmmaker.

Austin Kincaid stars as a bride-to-be who is getting cold feet a day before the planned wedding to Evan Stone. She's merely okay in the role, but it would have benefitted from casting a stronger actress (Kincaid is mainly a sex performer) like Sydnee Steele or Stormy herself in the role.

The sexual antics at Stone's bachelor party are vividly staged, with Tory Lane and Lexi Lamour servicing the guys and overshadowing lead Kincaid. With the insistent influence of her pal Keri Sable, Kincaid is reunited with an ex-boyfriend Chris Evans, putting the wedding in jeopardy.

Michelle Lay is most amusing, including slapstick routines, as Kincaid's sister and even the extras get screen credits.

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