Girls Gone Wild Review

We've all heard of the famous Girls Gone Wild videos. Coed chicks on spring break or at Mardi Gras behaving quite badly after a few too many sips from a keg, all caught on camera. Obviously, the mastermind behind the concept made a bundle while maintaining low production costs, so you would expect some equally brilliant marketing on the cheap from him too. Could you find a more cost effective way of advertising than getting prospective customers to pay money to preview your videos online?

That's right, GirlsGoneWild features some of the movies . Each volume has about three to eight scenes and a few are full-length DVDs. In total there are 168 scenes when you combine the "videos" and "web exclusives" categories. They claim there are daily updates, but it's more likely they're rotating content. The most recent addition are scenes taken from a movie released in 2004, which is a pretty clear indication.

Though the site has been redesigned, nothing too fundamental has changed except for navigation. It's a hell of lot easier to browse the movies. Check them out in an average to good-looking Flash player, but don't count on keeping any should you cancel your membership because they're streaming only. The good news is that there are 86 photo galleries. They got rid of the vid caps, but before you get excited, be prepared for the fact that you can't download them either!

Extras include a ton of video feeds from straight and lesbo sites. It's really unclear as to whether new content is going to be added or if Girls Gone Wild is just a promo to get you to go out and buy the DVDs. Although I get the voyeuristic premise behind college-aged women flashing tits and ass , given the cost of a monthly membership versus buying the better-quality DVDs, I think the hard copy version is a better deal.