The Spanking Neighbors

One of our best rounded and most attractive scenarios, featuring four highly individualistic performances, each one true to the spirit of the scene. This film introduces the character of Claudia (Star Chandler), the irrepressibly naughty wife of Phillip (Arthur Meeks) as well as Caroline (Kirstie Imboch) as the wife of Miles (Brian Tarsis). Together these two couples constitute "the spanking neighbors"of the title. Caroline and Miles don't start out as spanking people, but living next door to the volatile Claudia and Phillip soon gets them thinking about the subject, especially Caroline, who knows that Phillip spanks Claudia who can't help but wondering what a spanking would be like from her own man. When bratty Claudia demands attention by behaving badly in front of the neighbors, her no-nonsense husband Phillip knows exactly what his gorgeous hellcat needs and hastens to spank her soundly. Having pulled Claudia from her bubble bath, Phillip turns her over his knee while she is still dripping wet and makes his husbandly indignation felt. A hairbrush is passionately employed by Phillip in the subsequent bedroom scene, wherein Claudia's backside is deliciously lush and Phillip's attitude correctly severe. Meanwhile, the meek and mild Caroline, irresistibly aroused by the startling noises coming from next door, confesses that she too might enjoy a spanking from her husband. The soft-spoken, sophisticated Miles is quick to satisfy her curiosity, with a long, hard, over the knee paddling followed by a daring nude corporal punishment session with Caroline firmly bound for added eroticism. The Spanking Neighbors includes nude spanking, strapping, cropping, paddling and sexy fondling. Claudia and Phillip are gingery and sharp. She really deserves a good spanking and receives every lick she has earned on her goddess-like behind. (The pull-overs are heavenly. Girls will love this scene!) Caroline and Miles are equally enthusiastic about domestic discipline, but take a more deliberately sensual approach, which makes for an exciting contrast. (If you loved The Taming Of Veronica Van Allen we go even further in this one!)