The Five

Director Andre Madness offers up five deceptively simple scenes — four one-on-ones and one threesome, with above-the-title-billed Bree Olson pulling the double shift — with heat and intensity.

Olson takes leadoff, cheerfully stripping and doing a little finger-diddling as Madness flips the controls from faded color to black and white to rich color before she crawls over to Johnny Sins — and Madness stops screwing around with the colors. She reacts to his undressing with a gleeful grin and their sex scene unfolds with increasing intensity until the final doggie-anal position and climax.

In the other couplings, Sasha Grey and Mr. Pete get together in a kitchen, Jenna Haze and James Deen find a couch under some dramatically backlit stairs, Shyla Stylez shares Scott Nails with a returning Olson in front of floor-to-ceiling windows, and Alexis Texas takes the anchor lap with Danny Mountain.

The scenes unfold at an unhurried pace, with even lighting and invisible editing, sometimes teasing the viewer with action just out of frame. The performers are all enjoying themselves and each other, with playful teasing and muttered asides, grunts and gasps betraying the real pleasure they're feeling.

When you have the goods, you don't have to overdo it.