High Society Review

I tried to find out where the name High Society originated from and though I now know that the magazine launched back in 1976, I've found no explanation for the title. So if you're not familiar with this classic adult offering, let me assure you that it doesn't have much to do with debutantes modeling sweater sets and strings of pearls. It's got hot pornstars who act naughty, not staid.

I do remember thumbing through a copy in my first year of college when I worked at a convenience store, so I kind of knew what to expect. My interest was further piqued by the tour and the first images I saw after signing in, as they completely tweaked my memory and I recalled the hot mix of solo, lesbian and straight action that fills the pages of HighSociety.

You'll also find 328 photo galleries and although most are packed with pics, some are modest in size. At least I can tell you that they all offer high-res images that you can download in Zip files and you also have the option of viewing them online in even larger versions (as well as smaller ones in case your screen isn't that big).

Included with your membership are other Swank Pass sites, like Gent Online, Crazy Ex GFs, D Cup, Leg Action and Fox Magazine. You'll also find digital versions of magazines, though there aren't any of this site's namesake. There's access to video feeds, but how many you get depends on how long you've been a member.

The bonuses will definitely appeal to some of you because they bring you more well-known titles from the world of girlie magazines. Many of the pictorials are similar in style, though sometimes they use different types of models. At any rate, High Society is worth joining on its own even if the content is being rotated. It would also be nice if they reformatted their movies to a higher quality.