
Cam Girls: The Movie
Synopsis
They look like pretty girls next-door, but Jenny Blighe and Ginger Banks perform sex acts for fans live on the Internet. Evil Angel Films follows them from their hometowns to Los Angeles for their first pro porn experiences in Cam Girls: The Movie, a "docu-porn" hybrid of backstage reality segments, candid interviews and four new hardcore scenes.
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