American Daydreams Review

American Daydreams features some classic reality porn scenarios, like the pizza delivery guy getting a very X-rated tip. Nowadays, though, you don't get any of its scenes when you join. Instead, you get access to a limited number of scenes from some of the sites in the Naughty America network.

That turns out to be about 69 videos and photo galleries representing the most recent updates to this network of nearly 50 sites. Though you may also find a few classic scenes, any from AmericanDaydreams, which last updated over a year ago, don't show up. Otherwise, the network updates daily, but often when they add something new, they also take something older and move it into a locked channel.

An extra fee can help unlock more content, but that means you'll have to deal with a second membership, either a recurring monthly fee or you can shell out even more cash to gain lifetime access - well, sort of. You see if you don't keep paying your NaughtyAmerica membership, any channel you've paid for won't be accessible until you reactivate it.

Having your access limited to the newest scenes means that most of the videos come to you in 4K - a few remastered ones are 1080p instead. It's also worth noting that you get around 20 VR scenes among the otherwise standard 2D selection.

The pagination is limited, but it's more of an issue when you're browsing all the content, not just the immediately accessible scenes, or if you've unlocked a larger channel. And the same can be said about the lack of an advanced search. Moreover, with so much content under lock and key (or should I say extra fee?), tracking your favorites or using tags may become a bit of a drag as they might pull up stuff you can't access. You can also rate the scenes and you get some sorting options.

American Daydreams is far less dreamy than it once was due to all of its scenes costing extra. And even though you're getting some excellent NaughtyAmerica content, you currently get just a fraction of what you used to for the same amount of money. It's just no longer the fantastic deal it once was.