Mean Girl Movies by Josh
Bridget Gregory -Last Seduction 2 | Joan Severance |
Be forewarned, this sequel is not in the same cinematic league as the original. However, the gorgeously sexy Joan Severance nonetheless compels subs everywhere to wish they could be so lucky as to be swindled and destroyed by Her.
Bridget Gregory is a beautiful and accomplished woman…after having successfully run with her husband's illicit drug profits and framed someone else for his murder in the Last Seduction She continues Her exploits in LS2 where She steals away to Spain to lay low for a while. There she sinks Her claws into the owner of a high-profit phone-sex shop and lets her scheming and greed come racing back to the surface.
But just as Bridget's future begins to look wealthier, her past starts to catch up with her and She has to stay a few steps ahead of an attractive bounty hunter who is after Her. Time is closing in, but so is Bridget, as she sets a trap for everyone who threatens her plans. As in LS 2 she wins in the end even besting the female bounty hunter. Even though the acting and script quality is vastly inferior to the original starring Linda Fiorentino, it contains the same wonderful elements as the original..a beautiful, sexy, manipulative, conniving, cruel, villainous con woman who kicks everyone's ass.
(sub-standard review and picture choice by sub_kevin)
Jennifer -Jennifer's Body | Megan Fox |
This review is written by Rumspice in honor of the great and beautiful Goddess Domme Kyaa
There is a lot to like about this movie. Megan Fox plays Jennifer, a blossoming self aware dominant female. Her prime submissive is her friend Needy. Needy also has her own submissive, a male who is so weak I do not remember his name. This love triangle is established early on with Jennifer the beautiful cheerleader directing her performance/cheer/dance to Needy who sits in the bleachers, with Needy looking on, clearly love struck for Jennifer. I believe the term for this is cheer sex.
While the cheer sex between Jennifer and Needy is progressing, Needy’s submissive male boyfriend is in the background watching as he plays in marching the band, a cheer sex cuckold. The narration is telling us that this is just normal high school stuff. Is it?
Needy is not yet as self aware as Jennifer, it is her boyfriend that comments that Needy does whatever Jennifer tells her. Jennifer is, however, training Needy. For example explaining to her the power of her breasts. As a casual aside it is also established that the star of the football team is also Jennifer’s submissive.
This fascinating dynamic with a dominant female teaching her female sub the art of domination is interrupted by an attempt to make a campy teen scare movie. Jennifer, for reasons unknown, lets herself be put in a position of vunerability. There is a possible attempt at metaphor with ambitious men trying to kill the dominant female but failing.
Jennifer’s body becomes inhabited by something which thrives on human flesh. When Jennifer eats someone she becomes more beautiful and powerful. She proceeds to eat various high school boys. Strange as it may seem, the boys, while attracted to Jennifer, don’t seem to relish being devoured by her. I suppose it would take a very bold director to show men enjoying being devoured by a beautiful women. I don’t support the actual practice of such, but as symbolic of a man reaching his true potential when he has sacrificed himself willingly for a woman, perhaps it could work in a movie.
The core scene in this movie is Jennifer seducing her willing friend Needy. The connection between the two is so strong that when Needy, for reasons unknown, allows her boyfriend sub to attempt to pleasure her sexually, the movie makes it very clear that Needy’s mind is entirely focused on Jennifer.
There is some beautiful photography of both Megan Fox and Needy in prom gowns, but the happy ending with the creature inside Jennifer’s body leaving and the two beautiful dominant women fully matured after their experiences and ready to take on the world does not materialize. In my opinion, the film, like Jennifer is not allowed to reach it’s true potential. I give it a B+.
Tamara -Tamara | Jenna Dewan |
This review is written in honor of the great and beautiful Goddess Domme Kyaa by a pet of Kyaa
This is an interesting movie. Jeffrey Reddick and Jeremy Haft create a female archetype, able to control everyone she touches.
The plot centers on Tamara, a beautiful young witch. The movie starts with her casting a spell, which we later learn is successful, to keep the wife of the man she loves from having a child. This is a tip off that although she may appear to be the victim in this movie early on, she is already a wicked witch and prone to dark deeds, no "white magic" here. The man she loves is her English teacher. In her dream she is a beautiful temptress and he makes love to her on his desk. In order to achieve this, she begins to cast a spell. Just as she is about to finish the spell by cutting herself she stops. The spell is finished when a prank which some bullies from school play on her ends with her bleeding from a head injury and dying. The completion of the spell gives her power to control anyone she touches, also, and seemingly incidentally, bringing her back from the dead really hot looking.
There is an exiting short sequence where she rips the throat of one bully and then crushes another’s head with her high heel. This turns out to be another dream. Tamara wants to take her revenge and get her man in a more roundabout fashion. When she touches someone, she not only gets control of them, she reads their mind. She tailors her revenge to the weakness of her victims.
The hotness of this movie is when Tamara is in complete control of her victims. She has one loser cut himself to death. She has a girl vomit out her guts and then eat her own fingers. She makes the two macho bullies have sex with each other, picking which will top and which receive. He may have been a nasty old letch, but the way in which Tamara kills her father leaves no doubt she has gone over to the dark side. A key element to the plot is that she does not just want to control her English teacher, she wants him to love her, so she does not just touch him and head to the Bahamas.
Jenna Dewan nails the part of Tamara, both as Mouse and Hot. The supporting cast perform admirably.
There are some scenes of interest, but overall the dark magic and revenge undermine the enjoyment, I give the film a B-.