Award-Winning Adult Movies directed by Craven Moorehead

Adult Time proudly presents Age and Beauty… the experience of older women. Robert’s (Justin Hunt) eyes are drawn to the woman, entranced by the vision of beauty, wisdom, and grace before him. The mature woman, Nina Hartley, is basked in the golden glow of the sunset behind her, standing tall as a confident, powerful woman. One day, Elizabeth's (Syren De Mer) life takes an exciting and sensual turn when Nicholas (Michael Swayze) finally proposes that they meet up for coffee. Her dream of seeing him face-to-face is about to come true, and she can't wait. After thinking she would be fired, Darla Crane is absolutely delighted when her new boss, Seth Gambles, gives her a special gift. His fleeting touch, the close proximity of their bodies, and the adrenalin still pumping from her fear of being fired, all adds up to a charged moment.

From acclaimed director Bree Mills comes Future Darkly, the refreshingly bleak sci-fi anthology series that delves into the impact of society’s twin obsessions with sex and technology. Humankind is fast approaching a future where everyday sex is no longer enough, we’ve turned to virtual pleasures to live out our most extreme desires. Future Darkly takes our fear of being alone and not in control, and follows it to its logical but devastating conclusion. Each stand alone episode, an exhilarating dose of dark science fiction, explores how our addictions to sex and technology can warp even the most virginal of people, turning them into perverts that will drive themselves to ruin to get what they want.

From the studio that brought you award winning sites Girlsway and Pure Taboo, comes the release of an original six-part reality inspired series. Dutiful officers (Tyler Knight, Chad White, Dick Chibbles and Donnie Rock) cruise around in Los Angeles on patrol for citizens of all types going about their mildly delinquent behaviors. They know that they will soon face opportunities to oblige their suspects, using their warped POV, to choose between prison or sex. As the officers, ripe with suspicion and packing some serious heat descend upon their targets, (Kendra Spade, Julie Kay, Jaye Summers and Alex Blake) they use unbridled domination, and twisted reality to sweeten their crooked cop investigations.

Gina and David, two 18-year-old high school seniors, walk home from class holding hands. Both are dressed in their school uniforms. Gina has been secretly dating David for a few months now and is totally smitten by him: he is handsome, sweet, on the football team, and very popular at school. But she comes from an ultra-conservative family and is afraid of their relationship going public. Her father is a prejudiced man and, as the head of their house, if he was to find out about David, she doesn't even know what he would do. She apologizes for her family being so ignorant and tells him she loves him. As she says this, a car pulls up behind them and screeches to a halt. The window rolls down and Jeremy, Gina's older step-brother, yells angrily out the car for her to get in. David looks concerned and asks who it is. Gina looks petrified and, breaking away from her boyfriend, tells him she'll call him later ... she must go. "Why is it that you don't want to spend any time with me anymore ... but I find you on some dirt road being fondled by a ..." Gina cuts him off and pleads with him that it's normal for stepsiblings to have other friends. The word "step" seems to ignite something in Jeremy and he explodes.

Sheila (Jill Kassidy) has been charged with attempted homicide. When Dr. Powell (Tommy Pistol) asks her questions, she doesn’t respond. She just sits, staring blankly at the wall. When he reminds her why she’s actually there, she gasps in horror. He informs her that she’s looking at some hard time as she’s most probably going to be tried as an adult. What they have to figure out together is if her actions were voluntary or involuntary. When he asks her if she knows the difference, she nods. His diagnosis could get her out of this entirely and when she realizes that he wants to fuck her, she complies with his advances.

Pure Taboo's AVN winning directors Bree Mills and Craven Moorehead return with their ambitious follow-up feature, Anne: A Taboo Parody. Featuring an all-star cast including Ashley Adams, Casey Calvert, Kristen Scott, Whitney Wright, Tommy Pistol, Derrick Pierce, Sarah Vandella, Mick Blue, Seth Gamble, Steve Holmes and Eliza Jane. This controversial twist on a traditional parody features Pure Taboo's acclaimed blend of challenging and psychologically intense characters, breathtaking cinematography, and some of the best acting in the industry. Anne (Eliza Jane) has always been an orphan. Now that she is eighteen, she hopes she can one day be reunited with the parents who left her behind. But her dreams are mixed with the psychological damages of being a wayward girl in a transition home used for all kinds of under-the-table labor, some too heinous to describe. An environment void of order and reality sees her adopted into the possession of a rich businessman, Mr. Westfield (Derrick Pierce), who's attraction for Anne clouds his judgement, making a scheme to retake Anne, concocted by the lecherous owner of the transition home Mr. Hands (Tommy Pistol) possible. Will Anne survive scandal and manipulation to find where she truly belongs?

From XBIZ and AVN award-winning director Bree Mills, comes the first feature from Gamma Films’ highly anticipated Pure Taboo studio. Inspired by true life events, this fucked up tale of teen exploitation and taboo sex will make even the biggest pervert blush red. Mr. Davies (Charles Dera) is your stereotypical handsome high-school teacher - the one that all the students have a crush on. Problem is, Mr. Davies hasn’t been able to keep his hands out of the cookie jar. For the past few months, he’s been having an affair with one of his students, the beautiful but naive 18-year-old Lola (Jill Kassidy). The daughter of a rich businessman, Lola has fallen completely in love and thinks the couple are going to run away together. Mr. Davies, on the other hand, knows that they will need to break up...especially before he gets caught by the school board or his wife (Cherie DeVille.) But their affair is sent into a tailspin after another student, the socially awkward Heather (Kristen Scott), discovers their secret and decides to use it to her demented family’s advantage. Also starring Small Hands and Xander Corvus, this taboo drama reminds us all of what it’s like to be a student, in love, and losing your mind.