Faye Reagan Learns Her Lesson: “Reform School Girls 4″

When we think of reform school our minds fill with gauzy visions of plaid skirts and white stockings and wayward yet innocent young girls rebelling against everything their strict teachers have taught them by indulging their nubile, lubricated young bodies into all sorts of Sapphic contortions. (Either that, or the sight of Wendy O. Williams in a cropped t-shirt and Sybil Danning standing guard with a shotgun. But we’d rather concentrate on the plaid skirts and lube.) Sorry, where were we again?

Oh, right, that new Wicked movie: this “Reform School Girls” sees director Mark Stone returning to helm the fourth and most magical installment of the series yet, in which tender young miscreants including Aiden Starr, Kelly Skyline, Aubrey Addams, Cara Dee, Dana DeArmond, Mackenzee Pierce, Sindee Jennings and newcomer Faye Reagan get exactly the kinds of lessons they deserve.

Problem is, these girls never seem to learn their lesson: in fact, it takes more than a few spankings and stern discipline to shape these troubled teens into a state of docility. Luckily their instructors are dedicated and passionate educators who never give up on their students–if only we had teachers like that, we might not have wound up working in the world of vice ourselves. Then again, if we hadn’t you might not be sitting here looking at Faye Reagan getting fucked in a plaid skirt, and then where would we all be?

“Reform School Girls 4″ (DVD info @ wickedpictures.com)

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  • Come a little Miroslav Klose You’re My Kind of Man

    I never should have been booted out of reform school, deformed fool taking a shit in a warm pool… [Now] I just got booted out the Ramada Inn; I said, ‘It wasn’t me, I’ve got a twin’.

  • hodayathink is walking in the glow of love

    @josereyes.theroof wishes to perform Tim Harris’s sack-dance…: That can’t be anyone but Eminem, but where is it from?

  • Come a little Miroslav Klose You’re My Kind of Man

    @hodayathink: I like neo-noir lesbians: Slim Shady LP, but can’t recall the name of the song. Great album. Never would have thought I’d make it to college without being a rap listener, then get into it, either. (I avoided the middle-school onset of wankstism, even as it beset upward of 3/5 of my school, but at eighteen, nineteen, it was over with it: Slim Shady for life.)

  • hodayathink is walking in the glow of love

    @josereyes.theroof wishes to perform Tim Harris’s sack-dance…: The man is a great rapper, no question. First two albums are still possibly the two best rap albums of the past 10 years.