Edited by - whakamaakuukuu on 7/28/2026 10:12:19 PM

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I don't know how many DVDs they sell these days or what their actual revenue looks like, and I can't give exact numbers. But one thing they need to understand is that loyalty doesn't come only from what you've released in the past. Loyalty is also judged by what comes next. Sometimes you need to rejuvenate your brand and revive your fanbase from its deathbed. The key is to bring old wine in a new bottle-keep the essence that fans loved while presenting it in a fresh, exciting way.

I remember all of their iconic series, but Women Seeking Women was always something special. It's as if they've forgotten it ever existed. If I were running their production, Women Seeking Women 200 would have been released long ago with an iconic cast, blending legendary performers with fresh faces to build for the future.

Now, you'll probably say there aren't many veteran performers left in the industry. But Angela White is still around, Eva Long is there, Alison Rey, Siri Dahl is still performing, Lauren Philips and Mindi Mink even returned for She's Seduced Me. Yet GFF Films couldn't bring her back for another scene? That's honestly surprising. And let's not forget Violet Starr, who also shot plenty of scenes for GFF Films.

I don't know what their future looks like, but the reality is that, judging by their current attitude, it seems very bleak to me. You can't keep resting on your laurels forever.

Edited by - Danielmayu33216 on 7/28/2026 10:54:09 PM

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I'm sure they could still make something they're recognise for, but give it a fresh perspective.

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I read that they blocked you, it's seems at minimum very unreasonable based on what you posted. It left me perplexed.

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As the saying goes, "The whole is greater than the sum of its parts."

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Edited by - Danielmayu33216 on 8/2/2026 9:23:39 PM

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That's why everything feels like Girlsway, GFF is being maintained the way you do your grandfather's old car: covered with dust, in need of a major overhaul rather than a tuneup with alot of new moving parts. That's what kind of what I meant when I brought up AHL because they still retain that sordid soap opera like feel to their scenes and it works in my opinion. I have nothing against Gamma mind you but there is a real concern that the more studios/networks that Gamma quietly assumes control of or quietly takes principal influence over - that it will all begin to look and feel the same rather than feeling distinctive. The distinctiveness is what led to GFF becoming an industry titan in the first place. I feel like the reasons to watch diminish greatly if every scene looks, feels and comes across as identical to all the others. Lesbian Legal was fun series that did its own thing, different from WSW. The Creepers Family, The Mother Daughter Exchange Club and Cheer Squad Sleepovers all managed to have a unique flavor. Who can forget the whole Thornhill saga that overlapped from Girls In White to Imperfect Angels to Field of Schemes to Twisted Passions? It was like giving taboo this elegance upgrade that was rarely found at the time. Daniel kind of hit the nail on the head: "Meanwhile, AllHerLuv is releasing The Help, featuring Octavia Red, Sawyer Cassidy, Annie King, and-best of all-it even includes a fourth performer, Kell Fire, just for a conversation scene. That's the kind of effort that helps create a richer, more connected story and the most important thing one scene shooted in night time the other shooted in a day time." That is precisely why I said GFF could learn a thing or two from AHL/MissaX because they are willing to experiment, they are willing to incorporate a variety of elements into their scenes and while not every scene may be a slam dunk - I appreciate the effort because it often works. I was never really into Futanari but they even found a way to put that into a GG scene and have it just fit(no pun intended).

I wouldn't say I liked every scene on the DVDs that were put out at the time but it was still worth a buy if I could get into 2-3 of the four that were on each volume.

Edited by - Whyspers2Scorpio on 8/2/2026 8:19:21 AM

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"Lesbian Stepdaughter-in-Law 7" doesn't exist. I guess you meant "Lesbian Step-Daughters 7" (Girlfriends Films, 2024), "Lesbian Sister In-Laws" is up to volume 3.

Every single one of the series Whisper mentioned is what got me anticipating the next release from GFF. But a few years ago there weren't any releases that excited me enough to view, let alone purchase. Over time I simply gave up following, the last I liked and got was "Cheer Squad Sleepovers 28" (Girlfriends Films, 2018).
I had access to the site for a month in December, 2023. Spent a while watching those classics Whyspers2Scorpio mentioned, Thornhill series, yeah. Then I left because there wasn't anything, even disparaging comments to the effect where one of the performers didn't really seem interested.

As it is, given the way the of the world, I'm not sure you could do things like the hotel scene in "Cheer Squad Sleepovers 10" (Girlfriends Films, 2014). So they would necessarily need to change. Not only to add relationship-separating terms ("Step", "Dad's", "Friend's", etc.)

There's no reason that "Dad's Lesbian Lover 4" should have performed badly, it seems well liked and reviewed very good. Perhaps it's the single instance against a flow to some place else.

Edited by - whakamaakuukuu on 8/2/2026 7:09:50 PM

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Edited by - Danielmayu33216 on 8/2/2026 9:27:57 PM

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Thank you for the clarification, I did find "Lesbian Daughter In-Laws 7" but then it left my mind, especially when I found the scenes for "Lesbian Step-Daughters 7" available under Adult Time.

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Euro busty babe Amalia Davis (popular Vivthomas and Meart performer) w Kendra James... damn, i never thought i ll see this pair.

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