Young Innocence

It’s been said that youth is wasted on the young. Such is not the case in Young Innocence, where blossoming beauties explore the hot, sticky joys that their nascent adulthood offers. The results for the viewer, however, are a bit mixed. Things open with fresh-faced, slender brunette Marley Brinx engaging in a make-out sesh with James Deen. Bathed in white light and punctuated by a tinkly piano score, the scene ventures deep into couples-friendly territory (though, thankfully, it’s refreshingly devoid of the boner-blocking plot that often plagues such fare). It’s a perfectly serviceable offering—not a lot of dynamics or bells and whistles, just a cute chick getting plowed. The most remarkable element of this matchup is probably the sticky load that Deen fires tit-to-clit across Brinx’s torso. Adria Rae and Seth Gamble’s scene is more animated. While it’s hardly imaginative in its use of the threadbare study-date scenario, the passion is admirable. Rae’s hands work Gamble’s cock like a plunger handle as she voraciously blows him, and her face turns bright red as he happily pounds away at her crotch cleft. Twiggy blonde Lana Sharapova plays a geeky egghead bent on losing her virginity “strictly for science.” Enter Damon Dice, whose cock slices into her like her slit was a frog in a dissecting pan. To call the acting in this scene wooden would be an insult to two-by-fours everywhere, but Sharapova is hot enough to make even the most ignorant MAGA-head question his denial of science. As thrills go, Young Innocence isn’t entirely pure, but it’s worth unzipping for. —P.D.R.