ENF vid advice

[milogripper]

If you could get one ENF vid, that just made you go "wow!" what would it be?

I'm leaning on Babysitting w/o a Net, but I haven't seen it.

[Fango]

Actually, I think that's the only ENF movie there is. At least the only one I've heard of. Although Helmhood, the guy behind "Babysitting" is in the process of making a new ENF movie.

But yeah, I highly recommend "Babysitting Without a Net". It's ENF done right. It's not just models making shocked faces. Monica Himmelheber is a trained actress and she does a great job of convincingly acting embarrassed, not to mention she's quite attractive...

Fango

[plato]

Originally Posted by fango44

It's ENF done right.

Fango

Well... It's exceptionally well-done, with production quality higher than some Holywood movies, and I don't want to knock it. But some people (and I might just be one of them!) might wonder just how embarrassed a girl is going to be if she's only seen naked by a couple of other girls, as in the movie. Personally I felt it would have taken a male presence or two to make this movie the ENF classic of all time.

Yeah, there's the final few seconds in the classroom but that's just the actress alone with noises out of camera shot (which is fair enough - obviously it would be out of the question to have actual kids come in).

I repeat, I'm not knocking the movie, and it's worth the cash. I just personally wish it hadn't had an exclusively female cast. I'll be interested to see how the next one turns out.

[kopema]

Originally Posted by plato

Well... It's exceptionally well-done, with production quality higher than some Holywood movies, and I don't want to knock it. But some people (and I might just be one of them!) might wonder just how embarrassed a girl is going to be if she's only seen naked by a couple of other girls, as in the movie. Personally I felt it would have taken a male presence or two to make this movie the ENF classic of all time.

Yeah, there's the final few seconds in the classroom but that's just the actress alone with noises out of camera shot (which is fair enough - obviously it would be out of the question to have actual kids come in).

I repeat, I'm not knocking the movie, and it's worth the cash. I just personally wish it hadn't had an exclusively female cast. I'll be interested to see how the next one turns out.

Remember at the end of the housecleaning scene? I wonder who was driving up in that car. It would have been great to see a couple of guys from the girls' class come in and visit for a while. Poor Ann fetching drinks, etc...