A queen is always a queen: Eva Angelina for Tushy, captured by 'The Eye of Iside'

 

At first, I burst out laughing. As soon as I saw that oval football rolling across Eva Angelina’s lawn, chased by two strapping young men like Dan Damage and Alex Jones, I thought to myself, “You too, Derek! Why?” Let me ask you this: how many American footballs or soccer balls, how many tennis balls or Frisbees have you seen land in the backyard of a beautiful woman as a prelude to a porn scene? And how many women have welcomed the guys into their bed or onto their couch—or even onto the grass in the yard, instead of saying, “At your age, are you still acting like little kids chasing a ball around the house?”
In my review of Eva Angelina’s scene that marked her debut for Tushy, I highlighted this right at the start. Dear Derek Dozer, I forgive you for this ridiculous cliché only because, in the end, it’s a quick way to get straight to the action—and, honestly, the action in “Sexy MILF Divorcee Eva Gets Dped” is worth watching from start to finish. So it hardly matters if it all starts with a rolling ball.
Eva’s debut for Tushy is being heavily promoted—I had no doubt it would be, since we’re talking about Eva Angelina, not cauliflower for breakfast. The Californian performer, who turned 41 last March, continues to be one of the queens of the industry, and let’s just say it without fear of contradiction: today, the MILF genre is the driving force behind adult entertainment, so Eva is the perfect age.
I can’t call it a “surprising scene” because it’s exactly what I expected from her. Eva owns the scene, and Dozer’s touch is just a trace. If you have Eva Angelina on set, you don’t need to tell her anything; you just say, “Go, Eva,” and within a couple of hours at most, you have the scene of the year ready to be edited.
I don’t think it will be the scene of the year, but it’s a great scene. Although the focus is on double penetration, I particularly enjoyed the sequences of pure anal sex. But I don’t want to spoil anything for you; you’ll find my full review on The Eye of Iside page.