Enslave Me
Studio:  Dark-Ink
Running Time: 90 minutes  

Produced in part by DogKlub, one of the hottest fetish clubs in France, and Dark-Ink, “Enslave Me” is an all-encompassing fetish flick that will titillate, amaze and even amuse. Showcasing a wide range of fetishes in fast paced successions you will never be bored when you step through the doors of this kinky club.

Even without the appeal of big name stars or fascinating locations, Enslave Me stands out as a solid film. There’s little to no dialogue and definitely no storyline, which leaves the fetish acts they perform as the only draw in. Lucky for them that’s more than enough. Within the first fifteen minutes of this film we’re shown everything from Japanese Shibari and suspension to pissing and even a fetish that has always baffled me, puppy play.

While I fully understand the validity of certain fetishes there will always be some that I never understand. In this film that’s puppy play. Even though it’s clearly meant as fetish there’s still something very amusing about seeing a guy in assless chaps pretending he’s a dog and chasing after a little red ball. This is a minute part of this 90-minute video but as the first thing you see it sticks with you. I don’t see how anyone can be taken seriously after such display but kudos to the puppy in this film who sticks with his role even through the hardest of spankings.

However Enslave Me is a great video not only for its erotic appeal but also as an educational tool. There’s certainly a lot to learn by watching these guys in action. The Master in this film is an expert when it comes to the art of bondage and several different techniques are explored. There’s also a lot of wax play shown, something I’ve seldom seen performed to such extent. It’s also important to note the level of care and precision this Master puts in every act he performs. This is not for amateurs to mimic but rather for those who are looking to take their fetishes to the next level. It’s a good way to see what is out there and how far some things can be taken.

Have you seen this film? Do you agree/disagree with my thoughts? Leave a comment and let me know!