Baby Doll Escorts (3½ Stars)

This is the other short film that shares the "Baby Doll Diaries" DVD with "Baby Doll Strippers". It follows the same pattern as the first film. Nicole, the owner of an escort agency with the rather cheesy name Undresscourts, is interviewing three girls who are applying for a job. In a series of role-playing sessions Lucy, Veronica and Jessica take turns pretending to be a male customer while one of the other girls demonstrates her skill as an escort. Even the delightful Christine Nguyen, who plays the role of Lucy, pretends that she's a man. No wonder Veronica is looking at her with such amusement.

The film is slightly more explicit than "Baby Doll Strippers", but it can barely be classified as pornography. It's soft porn at the most. I prefer it to the other film, but that's only because I like any film with Christine Nguyen in it. She's the best thing ever to come out of Vietnam.

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Addendum on 28th May 2023

Today I received a strange message from Google's Blogger Team, probably an automated message. It claims that this post contains illegal content and has been deleted. I was advised to read the Google policy guidelines, which I have done, and I don't see any way in which it contains illegal content. I also received messages about other posts which were borderline cases. Based on suspicious activity on my blog over the last two hours, it seems like my blog is being targeted by a malicious person who's reporting random posts in order to disrupt my blogging. Maybe the attack isn't completely random. He's targeting primarily posts about films directed by Fred Olen Ray.

I have already appealed against the flagging of another post, "Bikini Carwash Company", reposting it without changes, and it has been re-instated. Thank you, Google. I have made minor changes to this post before resubmitting it. Is someone possibly objecting to the use of the word "escort"? I don't describe or elaborate on the word's meaning in my post.

I have two wishes to Google:

1. Please re-instate my post as quickly as possible.

2. Please contact me from an email address that I can reply to, so that we can avoid things like this happening again in future.