Anchorwoman: A XXX Parody (Digital Playground - 2011)

Reviewed by: Rick L. Blalock   - December 9, 2015

Starring :

Eva Lovia
Courtney Taylor
Dana DeArmond
London Keyes
Olivia Austin
Steven St. Croix
Derrick Pierce
Tommy Gunn
Van Wylde

Synopsis
The sexy and career-oriented Angela is done sucking her way to become lead anchorwoman.  She has a vision for the Channel 6 News and if upper management can’t see it, she’s going to spice things up herself.  The news needs a feminine touch and with her team of slutty colleagues, they plan to showcase their ability to captivate viewers with their amazing breasts and immaculate legs!  The ladies are working overtime and they’re headed towards prime time television.

(Runtime - 2 hr. 39 mins.)

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In DIGITAL PLAYGROUND's ANCHORWOMAN: A XXX PARODY, Taking place in 1975 - it is a battle of the sexes, when a determined news reporter, named Angela Fantana comes on the scene at Channel 6 News in Los Angeles. Angela has just transfered from a station in San Diego, where we assume she did well.  However, when Angela arrives in LA, she is disappointed to find that the outlook is very different in the eyes of Channel 6.  From the executives, to the on-air staff, the station is very male dominated, as they feel that the news is best delivered by a man, and that women should take a back seat.  Of course, this is opposite of what Angela thinks, and she's determined to show up the guys.  Even if it means that she first must distract them with sex!  One such encounter with her station boss, Ned, earns her a week on air in order to prove herself.  An experiment that goes very well, as it sees the station leading the competition by a 50% margin.  But even with the proof of better ratings, both Ned and the rest of the crew are still firm in their stance, when it comes to male supremacy.  That is when Angela gets with station girls; Briana, Harmony and Lizzy to execute a plan, that would put into motion, an all female takeover, that would of course put popular on-air talents such as; Ron Marlowe, Rick Stormwatch, Ryan Shasta, and Tiger Jack out of work.

Movie Review: Losing Kayden (2012, Digital Playground)

...one thing which this viewer appreciates about the best of the erotic, X-Rated film genre, even going as far back to the '70's, is the sense of balance, which the better of these films have...balance, in the sense that amidst the tantalizing scenes of sweaty and glistening, one-on-one heavy petting, and other torridly assorted methods of touch (...or two-on-one, three-on-one, and so on), there is an interesting and novel storyline depicted, in between the sexual he & she-nanigans...maybe even a flavorful amount of tongue-in-cheek humor, in the proceedings (...with the 'cheek' of preference, varying, of course...depending upon the...uh, situation). Such balance tends to help the viewer better appreciate the characters...to suggest a measure of motivation and purpose...that is, motivation and purpose outside the bedroom (...or whatever choice of convenient venue), so to speak. As contrived as the story was, in the last Digital Playground production, which this viewer previously engaged and reviewed (...see the most excellent "Code of Honor"), the wrap-around story...gimmicky as it was, was STILL quite unique, interesting and entertaining enough to carry the viewer through, from sex scene to sex scene...an engaging 'breather', in between the heated trysts. And so, with this in mind, after now having anticipatorily partaken of yet another Robby D/Digital Playground production, namely 2012's "Losing Kayden", this viewer cannot help but ask...uh, what happened here??...