Dirty Little Sins

"Dirty Little Sins" is a thoughtful heartfelt dramatic piece from director Jett Blakk. It is a rare porn film that can combine religion and sex and both make a point for your brain and pants. This is a spiritual tale, but it's not preachy. Yes, the viewpoint is clear, but it's not hammered into the movie to the point of any annoyance. It's moral tone is softly placed in the middle of a slowly unraveling love story that is touchingly acted by Brad Benton and Jacob Slader. However, what's most interesting is how Blakk works the sex into the story, throwing off all but one sex scene in a fantastically energetic mode and making it a part of the plot, rather than inorganically plopping it down in the midst of the religious aura that might not necessarily work in tandem with it.

Directed by Jett Blakk, Dirty Little Sins leans on a strong ensemble — Dylan Vox, Chet White, Dillon Press — to carry a story that balances spectacle with character.

The film landed with audiences for its craft and performances, and remains one of the most talked-about screen titles of 2005.