Privilege

"Privilege" is a family crime drama written and directed by Seth Gamble for Wicked Pictures. It tells the story of Alexander Nash (Evan Stone) and the demise of his corporate empire. The film is epic in scale, broken down into a series that encompasses eight total scenes. The narrative is akin to "The Godfather" in that everyone involved has an agenda to hide as the family patriarch tries to salvage the life he's built for himself and his family.

This is one of those movies that feature porn fans dream of. With a sprawling narrative, fantastic mood-setting music, dynamic characters, and scalding sex, this is everything a feature fan could ask for. Seth crafts a mesmerizing tale of corruption and betrayal, and my word, what a cast! This is renaissance feature porn at its best.

Alexander's company is in trouble. His underhanded dealings have caught up with him, and he's scrambling to protect his family's financial stability and legacy. His gambling-addicted son Lucas (Lucky Fate) is asking for money to pay for another one of his scams, his other son Liam (Nathan Bronson) has no interest in taking over the business despite his father's wishes for him to do so, and his wife Isabella (Julia Ann) is chomping at the bit to secure her piece of his fortune through her lascivious daughter Nicole (Lilly Bell).

Nicole seduces a more-than-willing Lucas early on, using her delicious body to further her mother's scandalous plans. Nicole is a vision, and Lucas fucks her to pieces on a comfy bed. Nicole's ass looks amazing, and Lucas takes out his frustrations with his father on his stepsister carnally. If porn has to still service the step kink, this is the way to do it: drape the sex in stories that have depth to them.

Megan (Vanna Bardot) engages in a fun romp with her boyfriend Zach (Ryan Driller) as the filthy couple gloats over their plans for Alexander's company. I love this scene because Zach comes off as a bit of a douche, but Megan seems perfectly enamored with him regardless. It sets a kind of bad-couple tone that that fits the story perfectly. I also love how much time is dedicated to Vanna getting plowed from behind.

Liam and Lucas' vindictive sister Harper (Freya Parker) lets her fiancé Noah (Oliver Davis) fuck her outside in what is almost a hate-fuck scene. Noah isn't cruel or rough with her; it's just clear that Harper couldn't care less about him as a man or as her husband, and his desperate plowing is nothing more than a spiteful, orgasmic way to spit at her family's legacy. She's perfectly fine using the family fortune to create her own wealth, and she's equally fine letting them know she bears nothing but contempt for all of them. I love Freya Parker, and directors should put her in everything. She's insanely pretty, and her sexuality envelopes the entire screen whenever she's on it.

The sex culminates with Liam and Lucas' other sister Emma (April Olsen) fucking Alexander's right-hand man Elijah (Damon Dice) to absolute pieces. Seriously, watching April Olsen ride Damon is poetry, and I could have watched another 20 minutes of that position and been more than happy.

I'll leave the final narrative twist a secret; instead, I'll just say that Gamble does a good job not telegraphing it. As a whole, this is the best project Seth Gamble has ever done. It's well- written, the cast all bring their "A" game — which brings the story to life in vibrant fashion — and the sex is scintillating.