Carmen Callaway

Sophia Bella

Adrienne Anderson

Sisters 2

Sloppy but entertaining

GIrlfriends Films often dispenses with scripted dialogue, and it hurts this otherwise interesting edition in a series that toys with the popular theme of incest. In the internet age, with the all-too-real proliferation of kiddie porn, censorship prevents more literal stories about incest from being produced.

As usual, the show is divided into two halves, the more interesting one being the final portion of what adds up to a three-hour DVD. It concerns a pair of estranged sisters, portrayed without much direction (no director is ever credited by Girlfriends on screen) by Capri Cavanni and Dana DeArmond. 

Their story is preceded by a cryptic segment starring Capri and the wonderful and exotic Jayden Lee, consisting of the duo humping away in fetish costumes and high heels (in bed), their relationship only explained at the end of the entire show.

Lee shows up surprisingly as Dana&apos;s wife, as Dana is reunited with Capri, who is rooming with porn&apos;s premier bad girl Bonnie Rotten. All bets are off regarding this set of four semi-improvised characters, their scenes together so loosely constructed that an element of danger, usually associated with experimental filmmaking, is introduced. So between Dana&apos;s inevitable quirkiness and the volatility of Bonnie, the footage unfolds like a train wreck -perhaps as intended?

Bonnie makes a racist remark regarding Oriental ethnicity (but All American Girl) Jayden, and everyone lets it pass. Capri has many an anti-lesbian broadside, yet we already know she&apos;s open to Sapphic sex from the previous scene. And her relationship to Jayden is left completely hanging till the final moments.

The first half of &quot;Sisters 2&quot; has an entirely different slant, with a foursome of young lesbians who are all related in complicated fashion, but it turns out not by blood (that&apos;s the step-gimmick endemic to all these crypto-incest stories). Chloe is the new stepsister joining the foursome by a marriage, and she regales the other with tall tales of her awful upbringing, including mention of likely real incest at the hands of her real father. 

Another revelation has the most mature sisters Sophia Bella informing her sibling Carmen Callaway that they aren&apos;t really related at all, a statement that shocks Carmen, but a few seconds later they are taking advantage of the fact to make love to each other passionately. So it goes in porn and especially in crypto-incest stories.

Of that quartet, Foster ends up humping Adrienne Anderson, latter a good-looking but not very distinctive actress who I didn&apos;t recognized. Looking her up in IMDb one finds she is just another of the vast population of porn casualties, not literally but a girl unable to forge a career in the skin trade, and out the door after just a handful of credits.

GIrlfriends Films often dispenses with scripted dialogue, and it hurts this otherwise interesting edition in a series that toys with the popular theme of incest. In the internet age, with the all-too-real proliferation of kiddie porn, censorship prevents more literal stories about incest from being produced.

As usual, the show is divided into two halves, the more interesting one being the final portion of what adds up to a three-hour DVD. It concerns a pair of estranged sisters, portrayed without much direction (no director is ever credited by Girlfriends on screen) by Capri Cavanni and Dana DeArmond. 

Their story is preceded by a cryptic segment starring Capri and the wonderful and exotic Jayden Lee, consisting of the duo humping away in fetish costumes and high heels (in bed), their relationship only explained at the end of the entire show.

Lee shows up surprisingly as Dana's wife, as Dana is reunited with Capri, who is rooming with porn's premier bad girl Bonnie Rotten. All bets are off regarding this set of four semi-improvised characters, their scenes together so loosely constructed that an element of danger, usually associated with experimental filmmaking, is introduced. So between Dana's inevitable quirkiness and the volatility of Bonnie, the footage unfolds like a train wreck -perhaps as intended?

Bonnie makes a racist remark regarding Oriental ethnicity (but All American Girl) Jayden, and everyone lets it pass. Capri has many an anti-lesbian broadside, yet we already know she's open to Sapphic sex from the previous scene. And her relationship to Jayden is left completely hanging till the final moments.

The first half of "Sisters 2" has an entirely different slant, with a foursome of young lesbians who are all related in complicated fashion, but it turns out not by blood (that's the step-gimmick endemic to all these crypto-incest stories). Chloe is the new stepsister joining the foursome by a marriage, and she regales the other with tall tales of her awful upbringing, including mention of likely real incest at the hands of her real father. 

Another revelation has the most mature sisters Sophia Bella informing her sibling Carmen Callaway that they aren't really related at all, a statement that shocks Carmen, but a few seconds later they are taking advantage of the fact to make love to each other passionately. So it goes in porn and especially in crypto-incest stories.

Of that quartet, Foster ends up humping Adrienne Anderson, latter a good-looking but not very distinctive actress who I didn't recognized. Looking her up in IMDb one finds she is just another of the vast population of porn casualties, not literally but a girl unable to forge a career in the skin trade, and out the door after just a handful of credits.

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