Oh sure, it seems like a lot of fun to watch Billy Castro strut his charming ass around town and make beautiful babes squirt like crazy, but wait until all of San Francisco has been flooded by a combination of bay water and lady come, and only Billy and his satisfied lovers are left floating on a raft above the mayhem. Does that sound fun to you?

I flew all the way to New York to wrangle this DVD from Ottimo Massimo. No joke. I mean, I was coming to New York for other reasons too, but this was a big freaking deal. And whoa, Carol Queen totally surpassed my extremely high expectations. “Gush” is a guide

In this Pleasure-Ed video, Dr. Carol Queen and a bevy of sexy G-Spot go-getters teach you how to tap into the powers (somewhat) hidden inside every vagina. Here’s a hint: it involves a lot of lube and some come-hither fingers. Gush: The Official Guide to the G-Spot & Female Ejaculation

If anything, Madison Young revolutionizes the male-dominated POV genre by creating a safe space where the bottom half of the screen isn’t filled with some dude’s pot belly. (And the top half ain’t bad, either.) Lucky: A Woman’s POV Studio: Real Queer Productions Director: Madison Young Starring: Dylan Ryan, Sarah

Not wavering from the alternately fun and deadly-serious style she established in “Live in My Secrets,” Kimberly Kane dispatches three stellar scenes in “My Own Master,” a must-see film from Good Vibrations that is just a little Poltergeisty. My Own Master Studio: Good Vibrations Director: Kimberly Kane Starring: Kimberly Kane,

“Turbo Rock” is a very special little film. It is a love letter to those groupies who would do anything to be close to the band for that intense and fleeting, magical time. Speaking of fleeting, there are also enemas. Turbo Rock Studio: HeartCore Director: Dave Naz Starring: April Flores,

How many ways are there to teach cunnilingus? A whole lot more than one, it seems—especially when porn enters into the equation. Out this month: Good Releasing’s “Going Down: The Official Guide to Cunnilingus,” featuring Dr. Carol Queen. Good Releasing isn’t the first company to tackle the topic of oral