This Girlfriends series began with some strange and even outre stories of misbehavior, making for diverting entertainment. But like most content from the 20-year-old label, it's recently become homogenized and mundane, just a title to encompass the requisite four segments (for DVD or latterly VOD release) of girl/girl sex action.
Unifying concept is a criminal team (Karla Kush and Charlotte Stokely) who run a fake fortune-telling operation, fronting for their stealing by burglary valuables from their clients.
It adds up to weak tea, with zero footage devoted to the criminality, more to the fake spiritualists seducing gullible customers. Katie Kush is also prominent as one of the clients, but it remains naggingly obscure whether she has any real-world relationship to the more famous KK in the cast, Karla Kush.
More sloppiness: like one of the earlier volumes in this series, the title displayed on screen is plural (appropriately) Bad Lesbians, while the packaging conforms to the general series title Bad Lesbian.
Unifying concept is a criminal team (Karla Kush and Charlotte Stokely) who run a fake fortune-telling operation, fronting for their stealing by burglary valuables from their clients.
It adds up to weak tea, with zero footage devoted to the criminality, more to the fake spiritualists seducing gullible customers. Katie Kush is also prominent as one of the clients, but it remains naggingly obscure whether she has any real-world relationship to the more famous KK in the cast, Karla Kush.
More sloppiness: like one of the earlier volumes in this series, the title displayed on screen is plural (appropriately) Bad Lesbians, while the packaging conforms to the general series title Bad Lesbian.