CrashPad Series Volume 4: Rope Burn

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CrashPad Series Volume 4: Rope Burn

Top 5 of Episodes from CrashPadSeries.com’s Season 4

Crash Pad Series 4: Rope Burn ups the kinkiness quotient in this groundbreaking independent series set in an apartment where queers come to live out their wildest sexual desires. The film wastes no time, opening with a passionate tumble-into-bed scene with Brooklyn Flaco, avidly exploring one another with questing tongues and fingers. After the passionate but straightforward beginning, things get edgier, with Jiz Lee and Dallas literally tearing one another’s clothes off and working through the contents of a bag of assorted implements, at times wrestling as much as they’re fucking. Sadie Lune brings bitchy domme realness with the adorable Tricksie Treat, cutting her clothes off, binding her up, and slapping her around – they both get off with a little help from strap-ons and a Magic Wand Vibrator. The final scene is the kinkiest; Ex chides Muscle Beach’s tardiness with lots of rough smacking around, some beautiful rope harness bondage, and more strap-on sucking. This Feminist Porn Awards Nominated film may be the fourth installment, but this series never gets old. Highly recommended.

Includes:

2010 Feminist Porn Awards Nominee
(Running time: 113 min)

Starring:

Dallas

Jiz Lee

Ex Libris

Muscle Beach

Sadie Lune

Brooklyn Flaco

Dylan Ryan

Trucker Cash

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