Review of The Room of Doom
Review of Cali Logan’s Fight Club – The Room of Doom – 10 mins
Cadence is in her blue bikini, she begins to smell something. It starts to make her groggy and tired. She fights to stay awake but then she falls asleep on the ground going limp. After just a little while she gets up but it is still happening. Cadence gets up and tries to stay on her feet. But she falls down again going limp. Someone being in the room with her turns her over and pulls her head up by her hair. Continuously doing it to see if she is sleeping. Cadence then wakes up and she is hurting and still trying to figure out what is happening before she makes her way to the floor again. Cadence still struggles to fight whatever is going on. Cadence’s last time getting up she happens to unhook the front of her bikini exposing her breasts
I believe it was in my last update that I said Cali’s video was one of the simplest ideas I’ve seen in a while, mind you, again that isn’t a slight against a video, nonetheless, I lied. This is the simplest idea I’ve seen in a while and again this comes for Cali’s store. This one is the kind of great and simple ideas that have made me fall in love with Kayla Obey over the years. It is just Cadence repeatedly passing out, for who knows what reason really and that’s it. She wakes up, struggles to her feet and passes out again and I love it. I love her struggle to stay conscious, I lover the positions she falls in while unconscious, I love that there was just a little bit of twitching for one or two of the KOs and I love that for some reason or other, whatever is knocking her out also has her undo her top just before the final KO and even though that only gives us a split second of actual nudity, I still love that it was a part of the video. This video has reminded that sometimes I tend to over think some of my custom ideas, when all I really want is some KOs and twitching. So don’t be surprised if I end up doing a script just as simple as this, of course with more twitching, but still, simple and to the point.
Overall Score: 9/10
