Privilege – Wicked Pictures – Director – Seth Gamble – Cast – Lilly Bell, Freya Parker, Vanna Bardot, April Olsen, Lexi Luna, Evan Stone, Lucky Fate, Nathan Bronson, Ryan Driller, Tyler Cruise, Damon Dice, Oliver Davis and special appearance by Julia Ann

****1/2 stars

What you have here is a very well written and played out drama produced by the multi award winning Axel Braun and directed by the multi award winning Seth Gamble. Not only is this a large all star cast, but the twists and turns in this story from beginning to end have a very strong mainstream feel to it. It is a gritty story about what money and power can do and cannot do. This combination makes some people become what they really aren’t, but are pulled in by the sheer thought of striking it rich and having it all.

In this story Evan Stone, usually known for comedic roles in adult, go full dramatic as billionaire Alexander Nash. He rules his family with an iron fist and will let no one stand in his way on how does business or runs his family. But while he is on the middle of a huge mega deal that may be easier said than done. He has a sneaky, sexy ex wife to contend with, a loser son who is a gambler, and gold digging new bride, a respected son and a daughter that he has a soft spot for. It is definitely a house of cards that could fall and crumble at anytime and Nash will have none of it as he works this deal. But things will begin to crumble as the dirty laundry from this family is exposed, and there is plenty of it as you will see as this drama unfolds.

This is most definitely a film that will have your interest from the beginning for several reasons besides the sizzling sex. So, get the adult beverages ready, have some popcorn and then settle back on the sofa, or the bed, for a very entertaining, very sexual couple of hours from this all star cast.

This gets underway with Stone in his mansion having a heated argument over the phone about a big business deal he doesn’t want screwed up. His gold digger wife Julia Ann, who looks terrific, is only after one thing and that’s his money and she plays him well for it and he gives her a big check to keep her happy. But she has a lot more sinister things on her mind involving her daughter Lilly Bell, who is one sexy, seductive female who takes after mommy. She also has her eyes set one one of Evan’s sons played by Nathan Bronson, but he wants nothi8ng to do with her. So she sets her sight on the other son played by Lucky Fate who is the family neer do well that dear old dad has little use for. Lilly on the other hand, will find plenty of use for him in her scheme of things. That of course leads to the first sex scene between Lucky and Ms. Bell and it is a steamer for sure. This young lady knows all the moves and has a variety of talents.

Next, we see Evan doing a majo0r deal with Oliver Davis that has some hidden strings that will come back to haunt him later. Then it switches to a couple of more characters, Ryan Driller and Vanna Bardot who will have a big part in what goes on with this well heeled, and very dysfunctional family, because there are tons of secrets to be unleashed that will put the entire family in peril and their style of living with the money, the mansions, the high life in jeopardy. As the secrets are exposed about their sex lives and more you get to have a front row seat to see how this all turns out and how it ends for this family.

This is a sprawling, well-conceived story line and plot that is extremely well delivered and acted by Stone and the entire cast to give it a real dramatic, what comes next, feel. The cinematography is very well set up to offer up great visuals of the players, the action and the expressions. The sex scenes are added at just the right times to keep the story flow moving smoothly and the players really get into each other in those scenes. This a power packed production produced by Axel Braun and deftly directed by Seth Gamble who continues to make his mark from the director’s chair. This film is a definite early bet when the next awards season comes along in January 2024. So, get hold of this one and be prepared for an exciting, entertaining and well done award worthy film with “Privilege” from Wicked.

Art Koch, National Features & DVD Editor, NightMoves Magazine and AAN