Quasarman (a/k/a Mike Quasar) has been busy in porn for over 30 years, but he comes up with one of his best movies in Sweet Sinner's "Side Hustle", a very clever sex comedy dealing with topical subjects ranging from the transformation of porn from studios to individual "content creators" and the effect on workers of AI.
I suppose there's a Judd Apatow or whomever out there who will come up with a hit mainstream movie on this material, but Quasarman has beat them to the punch.
Rachael Cavalli plays the matriarch of a family, and opening scene of folks at dinner sets up a cheerful, upbeat mood. But soon her husand Ryan McLane is cooly informed by his boss Derrick Pierce (playng the nominal bad guy) that he's been fired along with the rest of the staff because new AI programs are doing their work much better and more efficiently.
Cavalli decides to become a breadwinner while hubby is looking for work, and hits upon "contact creation" as just the ticket. Quasarman's script includes many amusing references, like LonelyFans as the popular outlet for self-employed workers to earn big bucks creating Adult content.
The sex scenes are hot and well-integrated into the story's themes, with Rachael going from Solo sex to humping her stepson Nathan Bronson on-line to the delight of her newfound incest-loving fans. Nathan's girlfriend Kylie Rocket sees her man humping his mom on-line and gets back at him by creating sex content having sex with his dad McLane.
It's a fun movie, with cute plot twists and a generally merry tone. The ending celebrates (in time honored Adult Cinema tradition) the wonderfulness of working in porn, but with a tongue-in-cheek approach to the subject.
I suppose there's a Judd Apatow or whomever out there who will come up with a hit mainstream movie on this material, but Quasarman has beat them to the punch.
Rachael Cavalli plays the matriarch of a family, and opening scene of folks at dinner sets up a cheerful, upbeat mood. But soon her husand Ryan McLane is cooly informed by his boss Derrick Pierce (playng the nominal bad guy) that he's been fired along with the rest of the staff because new AI programs are doing their work much better and more efficiently.
Cavalli decides to become a breadwinner while hubby is looking for work, and hits upon "contact creation" as just the ticket. Quasarman's script includes many amusing references, like LonelyFans as the popular outlet for self-employed workers to earn big bucks creating Adult content.
The sex scenes are hot and well-integrated into the story's themes, with Rachael going from Solo sex to humping her stepson Nathan Bronson on-line to the delight of her newfound incest-loving fans. Nathan's girlfriend Kylie Rocket sees her man humping his mom on-line and gets back at him by creating sex content having sex with his dad McLane.
It's a fun movie, with cute plot twists and a generally merry tone. The ending celebrates (in time honored Adult Cinema tradition) the wonderfulness of working in porn, but with a tongue-in-cheek approach to the subject.