This is one of Icon Male's best series in my estimation, precisely because it veers away from the trap of "All-Male Cast" to include actresses in key NonSex roles, a tradition that goes back to the Golden Age of theatical porn, when it wasn't unusual for women to appear in Gay features (see: "L.A. Plays Itself" or Joe Gage's "Kansas City Trucking Co.").
Arden Leigh and lesbian icon Sinn Sage gave excellent performances in the prior two volumes, and for #3 auteur Nica Noelle taps her regular crew member Diana DeVoe to play the sister of the title, while still handling camerawork and still photography functions on set.
Diana's brother is played by Noah Donovan with the requisite big black dick, and he falls at first sight for her lover Roman Todd. That makes for a very predictable final scene, but before that there is an excellent dramatic moment when Diana catches bro kissing him - and she storms out of the house. This type of character involvement is crucial to prevent these sex features from devolving into boring and repetitive boy/boy sex action staged with little rhyme or reason.
Acting is good throughout, and the studs are of course talented sexual performers. One innovation left me quite cold: in line with today's emphasis on streaming scenes (even IMDb is now classifying most Adult content as "TV miniseries" rather than DVD features), each scene of this connected story begins with a recap of prior footage, disconcerting to us Old Fogy DVD watchers.
Arden Leigh and lesbian icon Sinn Sage gave excellent performances in the prior two volumes, and for #3 auteur Nica Noelle taps her regular crew member Diana DeVoe to play the sister of the title, while still handling camerawork and still photography functions on set.
Diana's brother is played by Noah Donovan with the requisite big black dick, and he falls at first sight for her lover Roman Todd. That makes for a very predictable final scene, but before that there is an excellent dramatic moment when Diana catches bro kissing him - and she storms out of the house. This type of character involvement is crucial to prevent these sex features from devolving into boring and repetitive boy/boy sex action staged with little rhyme or reason.
Acting is good throughout, and the studs are of course talented sexual performers. One innovation left me quite cold: in line with today's emphasis on streaming scenes (even IMDb is now classifying most Adult content as "TV miniseries" rather than DVD features), each scene of this connected story begins with a recap of prior footage, disconcerting to us Old Fogy DVD watchers.