It's a very good point. It's something you would expect from a studio with such a history. Ask porn-fans for the top few Lesbian sites and GFF would be likely at the top or near the top (although given the lack of marketing..) They have a huge library and several iconic series that people have enjoyed. Not only Women Seeking Women (the 200th IS absolutely worthy of celebrating), also Cheer Squad Sleepovers, Mother/Daughter Exchange Club, Lesbian Psychodramas, Lesbian Seductions... lean into your strong history but also promote the future.
Edited by - whakamaakuukuu on 7/28/2026 10:12:19 PM
^I don't remember many studios other than this one that have continued for more than two decades. That's why it's so frustrating to see not only the decline in the quality of their movies, but also their increasingly questionable attitude toward their fans.
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
At this point "Bleak" is what I'm feeling too. Do new audiences expect something that much different than the best GFF have released, or at least something very good? Would it just take reminding people of the "brand": marketing, marketing, marketing. Hints, snippets, an announcement of a somebody BIG (returning or not). But not nothing. Were they disappointed by the earning from the recent releases? The great WSW releases to me are 51, 58, 102, 106, 117, 121, 128, 141 (kind of lost touch after) The massage friends-to-lovers scene 1 from 58 is still a standout to me. I could harp on about others.
I'm sure they could still make something they're recognise for, but give it a fresh perspective.
Oh, judging by your favorite Women Seeking Women volumes, our tastes are actually quite different, to be very honest. I can't really name many movie volumes that were my favorites as a whole. Whether it's Women Seeking Women, Mother-Daughter Exchange Club, Twisted Passions, Road Queens, etc., I rarely liked every scene in a single release. Sometimes I liked two scenes, sometimes three, and only on rare occasions did I enjoy an entire movie from start to finish. For example, in Women Seeking Women 37, I only liked the first scene, featuring Faye Reagan(In my top 10 list) In Women Seeking Women 147, I liked three of the four scenes, except Scene 3. In fact, Scenes 2 and 4 are still in my personal Top 30 favorite scenes. In your list, Women Seeking Women 117 is one of your favorites, but I only liked one scene in that volume-the one featuring Shyla Jennings. So, I don't judge movies or series by the volume as a whole. I judge them scene by scene. If I like a scene, I add it to my collection. My collection now contains more than 200 scenes. The truth is, it was very rare for me to like an entire DVD or VOD release. For me, it has always been about individual scenes-some I loved, others I didn't. Every one of those DVDs and VODs was purchased with my hard-earned money. That's what I call being a genuine fan. Right now, I'm disappointed with the studio, but I'm still hanging on in the hope of a revival and getting at least a few more rewatchable scenes from them. And I'll say it again, just as I have many times before: only Mike Quasar, combined with better marketing, an excellent cast, and strong pairings, can bring the mojo back to this studio, at least for me. The problem is that GF Films isn't listening to fans like me-and I guess they probably never will. I've suggested pairings, requested that they cast certain performers, tagged them in my reviews, on Twitter, they blocked me. and the funny part is I have never criticize them since last month when I joined twitter and also holding a unverified account right now LOL🤣
Ah, you've caught me: from a time when you had a physical medium, haha. Judge by whether there was a consistent vision, where the idea was somewhat unique or at least not just a rehash. I certainly have my favourite scenes on those "disks". There is a difference of course with releases largely being a collection of scenes, even amongst WSW. You know what type of things Mother/Daughter Exchange Club is going to have, but whether it has a collective idea amongst the ¿4? scenes. There are only a few true feature-film-esque releases. These days I am absolutely convinced and agree with your opinion that it's by scene. Even when studios are still releasing titles by concept (e.g. a different studio Girlsway with any number of Mommy's Girl 'films', the most glaring example I've noticed that has large differences in liked/disliked scenes).
I read that they blocked you, it's seems at minimum very unreasonable based on what you posted. It left me perplexed.
^I got what u are saying At that time, I loved how they created interconnected storylines. You could watch two performers having a conversation in one movie, and then see them paired together in a completely different series with an incredibly hot scene in the next movie. It happened many times during the Dan O'Connell era. Now, however, it's just Scene 1, Scene 2, Scene 3, with little or no connection between them. I think this happened because performers simply don't have the time anymore, and the studio's operations have changed significantly. Many performers probably aren't available for an entire day of shooting because they'll say, "I have to create content for OnlyFans in the evening." So they shoot their scenes, take a break, and later that same day they're directing or filming their own content. With schedules like that, it's almost impossible to build interconnected storylines across different productions. This is what I'd call a drastic shift in quality especially lesbian movies In a recent movie My Friends Lesbian Daughter 05(Scene 3), they even included an AI character talking on the phone. Can you imagine? That's what I call cost-cutting. 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 Those were the kinds of releases you rated as a complete movie, not simply scene by scene.
As the saying goes, "The whole is greater than the sum of its parts."
I just had a thought: I wonder how many fans are asking about WSW 200. It can't just be us, can it?! Yet I don't see/hear anything about it. Are people generally reactive, just consume what's released, or; Expectant, anticipation about the odd piece of information provided (didn't Mike notify that he was directing beforehand).
^Look, the answer is simple. The excitement is still there, but it can't be rejuvenated right now for many reasons that are known to almost everyone. If you go back to the very first page of this forum, when Girlfriend Films started it, the idea was to encourage fan participation-asking what people wanted to see and listening to their preferences. Fans were genuinely excited because, back in 2018, they finally had a place to discuss a studio they had loved for more than 10 years. But nobody knew what would happen next. A director named B. Skow came in, and after one or two years of making some good movies, the studio gradually started changing. Many productions began feeling similar to Girlsway titles. I can't entirely blame the director because there were a lot of factors involved. COVID happened, filming locations changed, and the studio reportedly took million-dollar loans just to survive. At the same time, the industry itself was changing, with OnlyFans and other creator-owned platforms becoming increasingly dominant. Performers started going their own way, making it even more difficult for traditional studios. Over the years, this forum slowly turned into a place for constructive criticism rather than excitement. That excitement gradually became frustration, especially during the last one or two years, because many movies started feeling repetitive and lost the essence of the Dan O'Connell era. While Girlsway kept growing in terms of subscriptions, this studio seemed to be moving in the opposite direction. As I've said before, I didn't buy a single VOD from them throughout 2023 and 2024. Instead, I went back and rewatched many of their older movies on Adult Empire-the films that made me fall in love with the studio in the first place. For me, the excitement returned with Lesbian Daughter in Laws 7(2025). I absolutely loved that movie, and I still think it's B. Skow's best work to date. Before that, my favorite was Lesbian Teachers Club. Then the news came that Mike Quasar was directing Dad's Lesbian Lover 4. I jumped out of my seat because everybody knows how much I love his direction, and that movie turned out to be a bomb. I simply purchased it, and it became my first review ever on this forum. It was a very hot movie, and from then on I didn't look back. You also mentioned Women Seeking Women 200. Honestly, it feels like the studio itself has forgotten about continuing that storyline. What can fans really do about that? Right now, the biggest issue isn't wondering what their next movie will be. The real concern is that there has been virtually no information from the studio or its director for the last 15 days across their social media accounts. I don't know what's going on behind the scenes, but if their next movie-which should be due next week-isn't released, then I'm convinced something significant is happening internally. It's just that, for some reason, nobody in the adult industry media or PR seems to be reporting on it.
Edited by - Danielmayu33216 on 8/2/2026 9:23:39 PM
"Pornography: That which excites, whether from approval or disapproval." ~ Leonard Rossite 2352 Posts 12/17
Posted - Aug 2 2026 : 8:13AM
'Girlfriends Films is managed and operated through Gamma Entertainment (via its Dutch subsidiary DigiGamma) as part of the broader corporate network tied to Aylo (formerly MindGeek), rather than an outright standalone studio purchase by Gamma.'
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
^Thanks for quoting my opinion! ❤️ This one's for every fan of classic GFF productions. Here's my retro review of one of my Top 50 favorite GFF movies. I hope you and everyone one enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed revisiting this classic! Retro Exclusive Review
There was a lot to unpack in your reply Daniel. The passion and disappointment (and even frustration) is palpable. Thanks for the clarification Whispers, I wonder how a brand can survive as a distinct entity when part of a mega-corporate. Although there ought to be more financial stability, as long as they're prepared to weather poor returns.
"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.
^^Without any exaggeration... let me put it this way: If this studio ever shuts down in the near future, I'll stop reviewing movies and scenes altogether. My love for this studio will never fade, but from that day on, it will exist only in my memories. ❤️
^ My heart would break and stomach sink, the ground would collapse out from below me. GFF the studio/company responsible for so, so, so many great classics and generator of ideas.
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.
^ I can't find that you did mentioned it, albeit with a brief search in the few past pages/posts.
Ah Amalia, deep dark eyes, round-oval face, looks like an innocent or the very distinctive girl next door. Seen plenty of her in VT, Sex Art, and recently in a Straplez. Unfortunately I did a search here in AdultDVDtalk forums and found sceen captures of BGs featuring her. Firstly, way back when teenage or first something and another in Blacked. Those go back a couple of years.
That scene 4 alone, paired with the very experienced Kendra, is almost the price of admission.
^^The first two trailer scenes featuring Alicia Williams & Dakota Quinn and Hazel Heart & Diabella Eclair look really good. It's obviously B. Skow's work, and you can instantly tell. But I honestly don't understand why they don't make movies with connected storylines anymore. Is it because of logistical challenges, financial constraints, or simply performer availability? What's the reason? There was a time when I was a huge fan of their movies-not just individual scenes. In fact, someone recently reviewed Lesbian house hunters 3 on this portal and called it a classic, and I couldn't agree more. I even own the DVD.
^ Yeah, I think they're missing the boat to the detriment of viewers. Why they received such great acclaim was due to their story telling, not just straight porn scene compilations. That was under the previous helm who I believe wrote most of the plots. It was potentially a point of difference, although Sweetheart (Lesbian Truth of Dare; Lesbian Office Seductions; Lesbian Stepmother, 2016; Lefty, 2016; A Woman's Promise, 2018) and Viv Thomas (Pink Velvets; Butterfly, 2005; Unfaithful series; Intimacy 1 and 2; Domestic Desire, 2014; The Circle, 2014; The Studio, 2014;The Initiation of a Maid, 2017) at the time was doing something similar. Girlsway have done it a few times (Sharing the Bed, 2016; Ex-Mom Movement, 2016; Fashion Model, 2017) However, GFF classics are sensational: Wet for Women; Thornhill Diaries series; yes, Lesbian House Hunters, on occasion Women Seeking etc, etc...
Not that Mike Quasar's straight intercourse well setup, well shot, well directed scenes is anywhere less significant to fandom or industry.
Maybe all of the studios moved on since they need to produce enough to stream? Even if things have a theme, they might not be ultimately connected. It is probably cheaper and easier, especially considering releasing scene by scene for streaming. However, my not negligible disclaimer is that I only have a cursory knowledge of contemporary releases.
^Well, I love GFF Productions' classic movies because they focused on genuine storytelling. I remember Dan saying back in 2010 that they were making good revenue from DVD sales. That's why I hate what these content-creator websites have introduced now. It has given creators an easier way to make money, which is obviously good for them, but at the same time,no performer wants to give two or three consecutive days to shooting a GG movies anymore. That's why separate scenes have mostly become the norm, especially with GG scenes. As far as Mike Quasar is concerned, one thing is for sure and someone here rightly pointed this out a few days ago while appreciating his casting and pairing abilities: he is genuinely very good at that. BUT he is also a very busy man, shooting a lot of content for AdultMobile. He gives connected storylines to SweetSinner, but we don't get that same kind of connected storytelling in his GG scenes something the Nica Noelle era, and even the Ricky Greenwood era, gave fans. His Dad's Lesbian Lover 4 was nice, at least for me, but overall, I'm not a big fan of the direction GG content is taking now. It feels more focused on split-scene content rather than delivering a complete movie experience. GG content seems to be going downhill every day. Out of 10-15 scenes, maybe only 1 or 2 actually stand out. And Straight Girls from GirlsWay was also not really up to the mark, at least for me.
^I'm not shocked, tbh. They're still making movies, even if there has been a downhill trend in GG scenes. All studios are facing somewhat of a decline these days, and they're finding ways to survive in such a competitive market. As far as the real numbers are concerned, I can't say this with complete accuracy, but GFF may not be a loss-making unit for sure. Even if it's not making the huge profits it used to when Dan was around, it could still be doing reasonably well. The same thing happened with SweetheartVideo. Only Girlsway seems to be making money from GG content, if I'm guessing correctly. That doesn't mean the other studios are going to shut down just because of that. I'm a middle-aged man who loved the classic GFF productions and even purchased DVDs back then. But I think the new generation still enjoys this kind of content sometimes, and that's something we can't really argue with.
So this means they'll be releasing just ONE movie per month - basically only 4 scenes! 😭 Oh, what a massive downfall this is right now. At this point, GFF Productions should probably start BFF Productions on the side and shoot some BG porn scenes simultaneously. At least that might bring in some revenue, I guess. 😂
^ There's no need for that! Why be so pessimistic about the current schedule of releasing 1 scene per week or month even for something to be largely seen as a one film. Perhaps that's what they hope will be the magic way of making more money, if not keeping people's subscriptions. Rely on their FOMO. Also this is just one group of releases. You might be thinking, like probably most of us fans of their past, that they'll no longer release connected stories, i.e. releasing an entire film on another platform before their own site.
Isn't this the way of the world these days?! It can still be good, very good, great. Cling to the long gone days of their story based films if you like, but it's probably a forlorn hope. What is not forlorn is that a scene or scenes released in this way can't be excellent.
Looking at the films I have, the closer it gets the longer the time between scenes of a film. Considering "The Circle" (Viv Thomas, 2014); "Sex Message 3" (Viv Thomas, 2015); 2-3 days between scenes. "Discreet Service 2015" (Viv Thomas, 2016): 3 weeks between scenes.
I admit I don't follow much, but from what I know, is it only Girlsway which occasionally release a concept film as one total viewing (Straight Girls, 2026)? Also all of those services that have lessened their releases, i.e. Slayed
If they do bring Bs into it then they've lost me! I won't even think about them, at least not in a contemporary, present way.
^They've already lost so many fans, I don't think losing one more is going to hurt them much at this point 😂 At least if they simultaneously start BFF production, those who actually want to see straight scenes can subscribe to their new site-just like MissAX and AllHerLuv. 😭 They don't give a damn now what fans think. They're just continuing for the sake of it, enjoying their vacations, and shooting scenes whenever they feel like it. So honestly, everything we're discussing here is basically just trash talk at this point. 💀 And by the way, LezTrib, genuinely curious: what exactly did you like about those first two scenes from the trailer? 👀 Because did you actually enjoy the "acting" of the performers? Especially the level of "acting" Hazel Heart was serving in Scene 2? 💀 Seriously, what did you see in those first two scenes of the upcoming movie that I somehow completely failed to observe? 😂 Please enlighten us. I'm ready to take notes. 📝😭
An issue of the conglomerate/mega-meta-organisation. If they're not in the usual area that GFF has been, or have a group that is, then there might be no passion, no inspiration. Who decides things? How is it decided? Is there hope to launch a new concept? Give the fans what they want? Rehash the older/younger, pseudo close relations trope forever more.
The reduction in GG has been a discussion throughtout ADVDtalk forums, each person suggesting a cause, quoting industry sources, supplying tweets, B Skow. Poor talent coming in both performer and director, never mind all the other crew. Do we think Mike will do this ongoing and have the "director's megaphone", the clapperboard taken from his dead hand.
Very funny, Daniel But I was only talking about what I watched in those two trailers. I'm also glad Hazel Heart is doing a scene for GFF Productions. Even though she's still in the very early stages of her performing career, she looks really good to me, and that's why I wanted to see more of her. Btw, I really like your review style. It's much more detailed, which is something you don't easily find on this website anymore. I enjoy other reviewers' views as well, whether it's Captain Jack or others, but your latest reviews of the Angela White scene and Lesbian House Hunters 3 were absolutely fabulous. Let people say whatever they want-they always make fun of others. It's not easy to give so much time to watching scenes and writing detailed reviews. Well done to you! Anyway, I agree with your views on Mike Quasar to some extent, but I don't think he can solve the GG quality-scene problem right now. He is definitely passionate about shooting movies, but honestly, even his Adultmobile website doesn't have enough subscribers and views for us to say that he is ruling the industry. I think Vixen is the only website truly ruling this industry right now, while the others are mostly just consuming what Vixen is creating. The major problems in this industry are piracy, content-creator websites, and the lack of risk-taking when it comes to shooting movies with some real novelty factor. Because of this, most production houses are simply maintaining the status quo and doing what they've been doing for years repeating the same types of scenes again and again, just with different pairings. At some point, the industry needs to take more creative risks and try something genuinely different.
"It feels more focused on split-scene content rather than delivering a complete movie experience"
This is key. Nowadays, The conversations between 4 or 3 performers shown on Cheer Squad Sleepovers or MDEC are impossible. GFF made a difference because of that particular erotic atmosphere built through the dialogue and seduction.
Dan offered an erotic experience instead of just a GG scene.
I think it's too late for that drastic change. The scene by scene is not a sudden change, it has been a growing thing for a while. It's what people are saying AllHerLuv is doing, considered avant-garde, while still being single releases.
It wouldn't take much to pull things all together, part of Dan's genius. Consider "Please Make Me Lesbian 13" (Girlfriends Films, 2017). The first 2 women talk about a new life with a guy called "Dick". Then it shows 2 women say how terrible he is. The four women from the last two scenes are seen confronting the dreadful guy. How much does it take to have those four women hang around for a bit, these days? Four scenes, probably shot at different times. Mention a few lines in each one, to connect them. Too much of a logistical challenge?
"The Initiation of a Maid" (Viv Thomas [MetArt], 2017) 3 women, 4 scenes, shot or released September 2-November 11 (avg. 23d between scenes). Too problematic to bring the same women back again and again?
Yeah Daniel, let people like what they like, even if it's scene-by-scene releases. Although I'll withhold judgement until I've seen the entire thing, if I can be motivated.
^^That's the word: "Erotic Experience." I completely agree with it. Now, the current era is just: stream or download one GG scene, watch it, and throw it into the recycle bin. No rewatch value,no memories, nothing that makes you think, "Damn, I actually watched this scene/movie" Instead, it's just: next scene, next week. and repeat. And this loop is NEVER ending.
Another studio I've noticed connected to Aylo is Reality Kings. When did "We Live Together" cease producing? When did it stop being good/decent? Why? how? I see they did try something different in 2020 getting girls to move in and film them almost constantly, over an hour long scenes. Hmm... 2020, timing is suspicious about a certain virus. All of a sudden RK seems to be set on the close relations BG and BGG these days. One of my first experiences of porn was WLT-at the time I wasn't sure whether it was true that they lived together and had picked up a random girl. Such a shame to add that to the list of lost causes by way of the Dodo.
"Pornography: That which excites, whether from approval or disapproval." ~ Leonard Rossite 2352 Posts 12/17
Posted - Aug 11 2026 : 12:43AM
Bree Mills has made no secret of her ambition to approach the production of porn with Gamma as a TV with a large number of channels to choose from. There's nothing wrong with that by itself as art has always imitated life. With that being said however, if all the content on the channels starts to look, sound, feel and come across as the same; you're going to lose people. There's a reason why the boy band era came, peaked and then fell apart from 1996 to 2002 - that's because the music sounded the same along with the impromptu groups that popped up during that time. The singers became less unique, less interesting, less compelling as they got older and collectively the machine behind them couldn't adapt with the times. I'd love for GFF to adapt the high production levels of the VMG brands, the sordid soap opera like feel of AHL/MissaX, the grounded yet innovative nature of features like Talk Derby To Me & Girls of Wrestling that put SHV back on fans' radars, take all those elements - combining them into a unique style that they can claim as their own. Because the distinct DNA that put GFF on the map in the first place is in danger of dissipating into the bowels of a corporate behemoth. The greatest weakness of GFF is the need for a single visionary director and writer at the helm of every production. It's no secret that without Nica Noelle, both GFF and SHV would never have gotten to the height of studio porn that they did but that structure is severely handicapping GFF. They would get much further with a stable of reliable directors, allowing the talent to be able to offer ideas to be translated into the scenes.
Say what you will about 'art core' porn; there's a reason why the VMG has been the gold standard of excellence when it comes to American porn studios: every established pornstar or rising new female performer has either shot with them or wants to shoot with them, those who have been in scenes for everything from Vixen to Blacked to Slayed to Deeper have all had nothing but praise and appreciation for the experience. The way they are treated, the volume of input and control they are given over their scenes from the male/female talent to setup to the location ought to be a blueprint for GFF. It's not luck or a coincidence that in 12 years, the VMG has ascended the mountain but has remained the undisputed king of the studios; the reason is because Lansky is absolutely brilliant and wisely created a company that could not just function but flourish without him. That could remain the ultimate name on every performer's wishlist of companies they would give anything to work for. GFF takes a few notes and they could become a cornerstone of G/G scenes yet again. Before anyone accuses me of kissing up to the VMG, let me state clearly for the record that I am hardly a fan, I've watched a handful of their scenes but what I have seen of the few I have watched is absolutely incredible. More so than Gamma; VMG's scenes are so rich, sensual, visually luxurious and stunning that even I'm watching with in excited awe.
There was a time when getting booked by GFF was like getting an Associate Degree in G/G porn, anyone who was going to be strictly G/G or planned on starting that way, was dying to get the opportunity. Jenna Sativa, Shyla Jennings, Dani Daniels, Kenna James, Samantha Ryan, Karlie Montana, Allie Haze. Sarah Vandella, Gianna Dior, Sinn Sage and the list goes on with almost anyone who is seen as a powerhouse G/G having earned their stripes with GFF. They didn't become a cornerstone by throwing shit at a wall and seeing what sticks, they got there by putting out scenes that actually gave time for both performers to get fully aroused to reach orgasm which is far more enjoyable than a lot of the over the top stuff that was prevalent during that time.
^While I can agree with all your points, I don't think comparing VMG's production with Girlsway/GFF's production is really fair. What I was comparing recently was their marketing and social-media presence with GFF's, because that is actually comparable. For the past 23 days, GFF hasn't posted anything on Twitter/X, which, in today's social-media era, is a pretty basic way to communicate with and engage their fans. VMG, on the other hand, is primarily a BG production house with a huge revenue stream and a subscriber base that many of us probably can't even imagine. They can afford to produce projects like Equilibrium, The Angel Anthology, and Hotel V because they have a much heavier financial budget, multiple directors working within the production house, and dedicated screenwriters-resources that GG production houses simply can't afford at the same scale. Unless and until all the websites producing GG content somehow join forces or get amalgamated, it will be extremely difficult for them to compete with VMG financially or creatively. And let's be honest about the audience too. If you ask 100 people, maybe only 10-20 would be interested in GG content, whereas BG content has a much broader audience. That's probably one of the reasons even a website like Slayed eventually flopped. Conclusion: GG production houses have their own audience and can still produce great content, but expecting them to operate at VMG's scale isn't realistic. The bigger issue for me is not their production budget-it's the lack of consistent marketing and communication with their existing fans. If you're going to have a loyal audience, at least show up on social media and remind them that you still exist!
VMG mega offering 95% BG in more and more hardcore offerings shouldn't be what GFF should become, nor is it even possible to reach that level. We've got no idea about the direction GFF is even attempting to take. What kind of content do they want to produce? We don't see or hear anything from them, just consume what eventually comes out and hope it's good. But why pay attention if they're not trying to entice us. I'm here for the long passed time of Dan's extended storytelling. I've virtually given up all hope that things will improve. It could partially be solved by a few crafted social media posts. At this point I'm not sure they've got anything to say. Though I would have been interested to know about Amalia Davis and Kendra James.
I hope it doesn't get worse because recently I watched one trailer on twitter involving Octavia Red in vampire type of lesbian sex scenes. My love for GG scenes may not end anytime soon but if this kind of lesbian scenes studios start to offer then sorry I am out of this Anyways upcoming movie poster here it is Movie is 3 hours 23 minutes long so get ready for another 45-50 minutes sex scenes
Edited by - Danielmayu33216 on 8/12/2026 12:01:35 AM
"Many's the person missed the opportunity to say nothing, and lost much because of it." 1950 Posts 8/22
Posted - Aug 11 2026 : 10:43AM
^I think I saw about that. That's just another Parasited as far as I'm concerned, ie avoid like the plague. You can tell that is a B. Skow production, 45-50 minute scenes featuring nobodies. Edit:-Ok, that was a bit mean. I meant girls I'VE never seen before, or i'm that interested in.
Edited by - whyalwaysbilly on 8/11/2026 1:43:38 PM
^Can anybody suggest a good director who can bring the mojo back to GG scenes/movies? Except Daniel, of course-because we already know exactly one name he's going to mention.
"Pornography: That which excites, whether from approval or disapproval." ~ Leonard Rossite 2352 Posts 12/17
Posted - Aug 11 2026 : 11:53AM
I said I wanted GFF to adapt from several different studios VMG, AHL/MissaX & Sweetheart Video because right now as it stands - GFF has no discernable identity that makes them stand out or grab your attention. Consider AbbyWinters, I can tell you that before I even click a random thumbnail that is clearly an ad that I know that picture is from AbbyWinters. How do I know? The style of the photo, the way it was taken, the position of the model in said picture etc. There is no doubt that it could be anything else, take a picture advertising a GFF scene and it's far more ambiguous because there's nothing that shouts or screams or even whispers that it's GFF. I can afford to compare the two because they kind of have done the same in albeit in a different fashion: GFF made G/G scenes awesome and believable again after years of being silly or obligatory, VMG gave porn a level of elegance that was arguably unheard of until 12 years ago or so. That is the trick or the catch if you prefer - you have to do things in a unique fashion that is unlike what anyone else is doing so that fans are drawn to you. VMG and SHV have also raised the bar in porn storytelling as evidenced by Abigail Mac's showcase or Influence with Vanna Bardot or GOW & Talk Derby To Me. Evolution is everything in porn these days, you either evolve or run the risk of being left behind. GFF doesn't have to compete directly with VMG nor does SHV because the focus has rarely been on the lesbian side. The latest imprint is Wifey I think it's called which tells you how far down G/G has fallen in their sphere.
I seen that before when a couple of people left comments for a GFF release on AdultEmpire. They seemed frustrated, angry about it, one of them swearing they'd never watch another scene from them if it continued like that. Another attributed being new, unknown, to not being very good or would be seen again. At the time it sounded like they just wouldn't give a new person a chance, but these days I understand what you mean having seen some dubious efforts. I'm interested to see 1 scene featuring people I know, so that demonstrates we share the same sentiment
Edited by - whakamaakuukuu on 8/11/2026 8:46:15 PM
Director? We're all harking back to the glory days of GG porn.
Whyspers you make thorough and detailed posts. Who is there to drive that change? What kind of management structure is in place? I'm for them keeping extended story based features, though has that horse bolted?! No doubt studios need to change with the times and audience tastes, but how drastic would that need to be? Do they not allow their performers to post? Where are the "Look who I got to work with today."
Kind of feel like we'd be flogging a dead horse on the subject of getting GFF to be good, let alone great again, and I'm against animal cruelty.
Wifey... it strikes me that audiences now just want hardcore, corruption stuff to titillate. "OMG that's his wife!" Going through the entire family. No more sensuality, no more extended eroticism. (okay I feel I'm exaggerating a little.)
I'm checking studio sites and order GG scenes by rating, a bit dubious but anyway. The first few pages, page after page of scenes 2019 and before, sometimes 2016 or earlier. Don't know exactly what that means, but I'm assuming it isn't at all good news.
Edited by - whakamaakuukuu on 8/11/2026 8:55:17 PM
^You hit the nail on the head with your post. My simple answer, in general, is no. GFF seems to just want to maintain the status quo-no reinvention, no major changes. There might be a change of directors here and there, but for the most part, the movies and scenes will continue as they are. The reason? We all know it, and honestly, there isn't much left to argue about on that front. One additional reason I have for thinking this is: go to the GirlfriendFilmsNews site, click on the Reviews button, and see for yourself why GFF is unlikely to change anything. Almost all the movies they've released after B. Skow's era have received four stars, and that's the rating they highlight on their social media and website as well. However, to be very honest, I actually like that they're introducing newcomers. They've been doing this for years, because you never know which newcomer might eventually become a really good star. You have to give people a chance. And LezTrib, you already know the director's name I was about to mention, so LOL! 😂 But I also believe that sometimes collaboration works. Why have only one director responsible for every movie? I would love to see GFF collaborate with two or three different directors because it could give the studio's creativity a huge boost. For example:
One movie directed by Mike. One movie directed by B. Skow. One movie directed by Craven Moorehead (AllHerKuv director).
All of them would bring different visions, performers, locations, and atmospheres, while still operating under the same banner: GFF Productions.
But the main problem is that the above scenario is probably impossible to implement