Sexy Slow Motion Review

Remember that cheesy TV show with lifeguards that went into worldwide syndication? Who can forget the busty babes running down the beach in their red swimsuits in slow motion during the opening credits. That's what I thought of first when I read the sitename Sexy Slow Motion. After all, I've seen a bit of slow motion replay in porn, but I've never seen an entire site with it as its premise.

SexySlowMotion has 104 good-quality videos to download or stream in MP4 format. Now, you may wonder what kind of subject matter would be the focus of such creative footage. First, let me assure you that they've found some very sexy babes for these shoots, including chicks with huge tits and slender waists. You'll also see some alt girls with lots of tattoos and piercings.

Obviously, the big boobs are made to bounce, but you also have WAM play with things like Jell-O and Silly String bouncing off of hot bods. There are loads of scenes with water balloons, the use of a garden hose or splashing in the pool.

You'll also see smoking filmed against a black backdrop with defined clouds of white smoke slowly drifting out of a girl's mouth. There's even spanking with a paddle and flogging with cat o'nine tails. Finally, on a more whimsical note, a hottie play with soap bubbles.

There are 48 photo sets and even if they seem to have been shot during the filming of the vids, they offer crisp high-res images to download in Zip files. I'm almost embarrassed to admit that seeing the pics reminded me of one more thing you'll see here that I forgot to mention in the long list above. There's masturbation in a few scenes, as well as girl-on-girl fondling.

They normally add two scenes once a week, but you get even more with your membership, like 45 video feeds streaming at full speed and 327 photo sets with solo, lesbian and hardcore sex. The extras are nice, but I appreciate that this site offers enough on its own at a low enough price that you'd hardly think twice before joining. In this fast-paced world, Sexy Slow Motion reminds us of the beauty of taking things slow.