Review of Little Mutt:
LittleMutt.com is a woeful misnomer, really, but the odd name choice does little to undercut its pedigree as the newest purebred video site set to run and surpass many of the big dogs of the adult industry.
"Video content" is another term that doesn't quite fit what you find, since much of the time there is actual cinematography going on here. Atmosphere and mood, like Conrad Hall on Viagra. It's a pleasure to see that someone is trying very clearly to appeal to the thinking man instead of the meat-pounding peasantry that generally try to subsist on dumpster-scrap samples and scrounged passes. A thinking man many times is a paying man, and when your trade is Pooncaso for Plastic, there's no doubt people will show up for gallery opening and stick around.
At launch there are approximately 30 videos divided into over 40 clips with more on the way according to webmaestro "Sal Paradise", supposedly a former film director from Los Angeles. Presentations are in Media Player or Real for fast download to your personal collection. Whatever skills Sal picked up along his way are infusing this place with a focus-above-the rest professionalism. It doesn't hurt that the clarity is pristine.
There's solo girl, guy-girl, girl-girl and girl-girl-girl. Like a lot of places. The thing to watch here is the intensity of the genuine, something that only a good director can bring out. The best movie hands down so far to me is the "Sonata of Brittney" set to Mozart's Moonlight Sonata. Just by the trailer you are completely mesmerized by this slender 19 year becoming tuned in to the orgasmic.
This is a movie site, so don't come expecting photos. There are other kennel treats including a promised regular column by "Dr. Lola Flynn" who Sal swears is a real M.D., and a New York Times best-selling author using first-time pen name "Michael Thomas Hed"...alrighty. The opening doc-u-column and story are fantastic, so if these two anonymous professionals can be trusted to find time to maintain the muster in light of their day-careers, these should be highly anticipated diversions.
Try as I might, it's nearly impossible to shed some blight on the proceedings here. The only dampening switch I could possibly flip would be that it's not a HUGE place yet, but considering how much they have coming out of the gate it's a lot more than some sites put out in 6 months. I'm going to go ahead and give them the benefit of the doubt on updates, given the fact that over a year of work went into this launch (and it shows).
BOTTOM LINE: This Mutt's No Throngrel
One Month: $29.95
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2003-02-15
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