It's a lightweight comedy, with some borderline offensive ethnic humor about L.A. hispanic culture, but it's silly enough that you have to let it slide. Anyway, the point is to see Teagan in a Digital Playground feature.
It begins promisingly, with Teagan's backside well and properly displayed in a car-wash tease opening, but we don't see her again for an hour or so. It's more of a Jesse Jane movie.
Jesse is a lot of things I'm not that fond of physically, but I'm becoming a fan the more I see her. She has a lot of personality, and it comes through in her physicality. And that comes through in her sex scenes. She's energetic and very good at projecting the vibe of "wanting it", for lack of a better description.
In her scene with Evan Stone, she's a wriggly little fish, and it's pretty hot. Her scene with Tommy Gunn isn't quite as good, but still very watchable.
When we finally get back to Teagan, she's the victim of some comic hairstyling. I know it serves the plot, and I'm always all about serving the plot, but I'm also against deliberately making women look less beautiful than they actually are. I know, I shouldn't be looking at her hair.
Anyway, the performance is pretty good. It won't make her top-10 scenes chart, but she's still the Teagan we know, which I guess some people were worried about (though I think that's silly).
The movie ends with a Jesse/Teagan g/g, which I FF'd. That's not a comment on the scene, just on my preferences.
Bottom line, it was just a quickie movie, and not a big debut for Teagan. I get the feeling this was shot before they knew she was going to be their star. So I'm still looking forward to her first "major" release from DP.
That's just my two cents on that.
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