The American Dream is a feature that was directed by B. Skow and is the story of a man who was trying to make a better living for his family after knocking up his girlfriend. I feel the story fell flat and was not at all entertaining. In fact it was so underwhelming that it took me about 3 tries to get through the entire film.

The movie is broken into six scenes. The first scene opens with the main character "Jay" Tony Pounds and his girlfriend played by Kaja Kassin involved in a 69 position. They soon switch to her riding him quite energetically before he maneuvers her into doggy style for some anal action. The scene ends with "Jay" masturbating onto her chest before she helps him out with a little tongue action. Soon after the fun is over Kaja delivers the big news about the bundle of joy that is on the way just before she makes her grand exit. Next we watch as "Jay" discuss' this news with his father played by Jay Huntington, who suggests that he go to America in order to make money to support his family.

Scene two opens with "Jay" getting a job as a cook in a diner that, of course, has only the hottest, most well-endowed waitress that I have ever seen working in a diner played by Monique Alexander. One second the two were introducing themselves to each other and the next she was on her knees in the kitchen giving him oral satisfaction. Perhaps oral sex is the new hand shake! He returned the favor and gave her a bit of oral as well before they got to business with intercourse. The scene ended with some breast action. She then decides it would be a good idea if the man she just met, and had sex with, move in with her and her fiancé!

Scene three opens with Monique Alexander getting licked by a man played by Marcus London in a bed. One would assume this man to be her fiancé but we soon find out it is his brother...the girl gets around. She soon begins fellatio on him which soon leads to her riding him until he comes to completion on her stomach.

Scene four is what really turned me off. It begins with our leading man "Jay" trying his hand at his second job a bathroom attendant. As he is sitting there praising himself for finding a job that will not get him in trouble in walks two horny chicks played by Flower Tucci and Daphne Rosen. They soon got down to it with "Jay" receiving a blow job from both girls at the same time. This is where things get questionable. Out of nowhere "Jay" is replaced by his father. Now I, unlike some I suppose, am not a huge fan of old man penis so this scene totally turned me off. The two girls, however, seemed really turned on with this character change and begin to tag team him with a blow job while groping one another. The scene was a lot of back and forth from one girl’s anus to the other vagina to them sucking him off. One thing that I have yet to see much of was when Flower Tucci made a big show of squirting all over the place. After all was said and done the two girls left after having facials.

Scene five is another one I found a little odd. Opening with Monique Alexander masturbating in bed there seemed to be no reason for the scene other than having a sexy girl play with herself. Things did not seem to be fitting in, almost as though some scenes had been cut. I am sure many men have enjoyed this scene with her fingering and tasting herself. It ends with Monique masturbating to a porno that is on the television.

The final scene shows "Jay" working at a bar when Hillary Scott comes in to seduce....or be seduced by "Jay". They started things off simply by playing with one another. Next comes the classic blow job/titty fuck which lead right into some good old fashioned sex the ended it yet another facial with some comical cum bubbles.

Needless to say, I was not impressed with this film. The scenes seemed choppy and some did not seem to line up well. The positions used were also all too ordinary. Would loved to have seen some more creative positions especially in the bar, kitchen, and bathroom scenes. If asked "Would I recommend this movie to someone?" I think I would have to say no. There are so many other movies out there that have so much more going for them I would not recommend anyone wasting 109 minutes on it.