Digital Playground’s “Cherry” Is Sweet, Juicy, And Full Of Lesbians

Digital Playground's latest movie is an all-girl romp about a lesbian strip club where all of the employees fuck each other senseless for the amusement of the owner, a mysterious woman named Cherry. Where do these ideas come from? Can we live there?

Actually, to be precise, we heard that genderqueer Jiz Lee is also starring in "Cherry," so technically this isn't an "all-girl" cast. We suppose Digital Playground didn't want to go with the more accurate "all-vagina" epithet for this movie, so that's why Jiz's name is missing from the box. (They play a butch DJ at the club, allegedly!)

Anyhow, we can't say what the working dynamics are like in this movie, but what we do know about "Cherry" is that is showcases non-stop powerplays of the penisless variety, and that sounds good enough for us. Riley Steele takes centerstage, first sharing some romantic tub time with her blonde accomplice Lux Kassidy, and later teaming up with Nina Mercedez to help show Sinn Sage the wonders of lesbian love. Admittedly, Sinn looks pretty resistant to/disturbed by all the pussy she's forced to eat—and we have to point out how casually this sexual assault is treated—but if Digital Playground wants to show a woman cringing as Riley Steele lowers her vagina onto her face, hey, all power to them. Push the envelope, push the pussy, whatever you folk want to do.

Sinn Sage seems much more willing to screw with Celeste Star, pulling down the petite vixen's panties as they hold each other's gaze. Everything is soft in this scene, intimate too, and we suppose having a bed helps Sinn tongue bathe Celeste with greater confidence.

Nina Mercedez also finds a more enthusiastic, consenting partner when she pairs up with Ash Hollywood for a quick lick or two on a strange red couch. If we might comment on a tiny detail in this scene: the color composition is absolutely gorgeous. Ash's pale skin and blonde hair contrast sharply with Nina's caramel skin and black hair, and both ladies are brought out in sharp relief against the deep red of the couch. The small hints of pink from lips and pussy make this scene simultaneously steamier than any other in the movie while also soothing as a walk through a museum.

So although there are a few confusing elements about "Cherry," we're completely stoked about this. And who is this director, Kay Brandt? More importantly, when's the last time Digital Playground has devoted so much energy to lesbian lust? First person to answer that gets our undying admiration. And the first person to buy "Cherry" will be hornier faster than the second person to buy it.

· All images courtesy of Digital Playground (digitalplayground.com)
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