Asses of Face Destruction 8

Released: Mar 18th, 2010
Running Time: 122 Min.
Director: Uncredited
Companies: Roman Video, Buttman Magazine Choice
Distribution Companies: Evil Angel
DVD Extras: Biography(ies), Still Gallery(ies), Trailer(s)
Cast: Barbara Summer, Bubba, Sandra Romain, Kirra Lynne, Alexis Breeze, Nikki Sexx, Jason (V), Cali Haze, Katie Summers
Critical Rating: AAA
Genre: Specialty
Specialty Type: Fem-Dom, Smothering

SYNOPSIS

Roman Video’s Asses of Face Destruction series puts hapless, submissive mooks in their places—right beneath the phat, fragrant and tasty derrieres of dominant beauties. Face-sitting, ass worship and the bitches’ playful taunting (or abusive shit-talking) reach a filthy zenith in Asses of Face Destruction 8, which features two rim job-rich girl/girl ass worship power exchanges along with three traditional Goddess-on-male-slave emasculations. If you like seeing gorgeous, domineering females use their shapely asses to intimidate, suffocate and humiliate, then kneel before the altar of Asses of Face Destruction 8.

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While it can’t be said that volume 8 of this continuing series ties up any loose ends (so to speak) left dangling in previous releases, it does manage to present an appealing range of facesitting styles.

Katie Summers awkwardly gives the “come here slave” approach a shot while an A/C blasts in the background during her tease intro, switching to outraged home gym user during her full segment. Kirra Lynne’s no more skilled with D/s banter, but proceeds to gently bring Jason into eager facesitting compliance with her delightfully jiggly ass cheeks.

Bubba’s in big trouble with Alexis Breeze and her enthusiastic Latin ass. With dishes not meeting her approval, she smothers her leashed and collared slave like an open-face sandwich. Good stuff.

Two girl/girl scenes bring things to a close, with Sandra Romain and Barbara Summer showin’ the world how it’s done, while Nikki Sexx and Cali Haze seem to be figuring it out rather nicely.

Some muddy audio in the final scene may or may not be intentional—but it sure is distracting.