Reckless

Tech genius Silas Knight (Seth Gamble) loves fast cars and faster money, and those vices land him in jail. When he gets out, he decides to turn over a new leaf. Silas and his wife Harlow (Ivy Wolfe) start a legitimate business built on the strength of his newly designed and highly advanced computer chip. Unfortunately, legitimacy is hard to maintain when you come from a life of crime, and Silas' illegal demons continue to hound him even after he serves his time. Now accused of murder, Silas lands back in jail — and Harlow finds herself in a desperate race against time to clear his name before the black hole of incarceration swallows him for good.

Seth writes and directs yet another sprawling feature for Wicked Pictures, and this one might be his best yet. My favorite thing about this story is that it connects with two of Gamble's other films, but you don't need to have watched them in order to follow this one. "Reckless" starts about halfway through the events of "Privilege," and the two films end right about the same time. "Reckless" is also a prequel of sorts to "Deranged," which is the first feature Gamble directed for Wicked Pictures. Seth is great as usual, but the real star here is Ivy Wolfe. She is the engine that drives this movie, and her performance stands up not only next to upper-echelon actors like Gamble, Nathan Bronson, and Kenna James, but also, matches the thespian chops of legendary Lexington Steele stride for stride.

The film opens with in-depth character introductions: Silas and Harlow, crooked cop partners Mateo (Steele) and Roman (Clarke Kent), Brooke (Kenna James), a mechanic who fences computer chips under the table, Mateo's unhappy wife Zuri (August Skye), crime boss Dino (Axel Braun), his daughter Aveena (Kenzie Anne), Scarlett (Ryan Reid), an accountant who cooks the books for criminals across the city, Brooke's competition Cara (Nicole Doshi) and her partner Zane (David Lee), Lucious (Mick Blue), a race car driver in the market for a competitive advantage, Liam (Nathan Bronson), who does business with Dino, and Curwen (Tommy Pistol), a dangerous inmate. Each of them have something to gain or something to hide, and they all get tangled in a web of crime and deceit when Roman is murdered.

The sex opens with Silas and Harlow fucking each other wild and free on the beach at night. The couple is completely infatuated with one another, and their sex mirrors their carefree attitude. They hold nothing back, Harlow growling like an animal in heat as Silas pounds her.

Aveena pounces on Lucas after a meeting between him and her father, and she spurs the young businessman to fuck her silly. Aveena's got a great ass, and it jiggles like jello as she bounces on Lucas' cock. There's a bit of squirting to go along with Aveena's voracious sexual appetite, and by the time she's done, Lucas is spent.

Brooke gives Lucious a little something extra after he places a substantial order with her, starting with an absolute mouth-wrecking blowjob. This sex is much more sensual than the stuff that precedes it, but it's no less arousing. Brooke loves every minute of Lucious' cock inside her, and she rides herself to a knee-buckling orgasm that will leave audiences equally weak.

The sex concludes with Cara and Zane fucking in their shop after making their own deal with Lucious. Zane's shredded physique looks fantastic next to Cara's toned body, and he fucks her like a champion while the greaser couple is surrounded by old furniture and lawn equipment. The best moment is watching Cara grind her pussy into the stratosphere on Zane's tongue as she sits on his face. Also, those tits — my goodness!

This movie is going to be a hit. The story is interesting, the locations and music are top-notch, and holy smokes, Ivy is amazing.