On My Dirty Knees

Released: Mar 4th, 2009
Running Time: 112 Min.
Director: Eon McKai
Company: Vivid Alt
DVD Extras: Behind the Scenes Featurette, Commentary, Still Gallery(ies), Trailer(s), Widescreen
Cast: Dane Cross, Daniel (I), Alec Knight, Alex Gonz, Violet Skye, Vin Vericose, Andy San Dimas
Critical Rating: AAAAA
Genre: All-Sex

SYNOPSIS

Fucking your way out of your hometown is classic, but the lack of chase in Andy San Dimas' sex life is typical. In revealing the sexuality of this post-alt generation, Eon McKai's On My Dirty Knees dives deeper into the abyss of pr0n. Disclosing a world of a hyper-anonymous and societally inept youth, Andy gathers a following from her bedroom in her parents' home that fuels that naïve 'I know what I want' mind of a young woman. Getting lost on their way to the top in a world that only young women seem to have access to, San Dimas and co-star Violet Skye are seduced by micro-fame and sex with the micro-famous.

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REVIEWS

Critical Rating: AAAAA

This is the hottest movie Eon McKai has ever made.

The Gen Alt pioneer found a mesmerizing muse in newcomer Andy San Dimas around whom to sculpt On My Dirty Knees, a probing of the exploits ventured by young girls anxious to find their way to some modicum of fame.

San Dimas is a stunner, but also an uncanny embodiment of the movie's central archetype: the small town girl self-styled as Hollywood diva. The lusting to be someone else, somewhere else emanates off her like ghostly waves. And seemingly, she's essentially playing herself here, right down to performing the first of her three sex scenes — an intimate, playful outdoor romp — with real-life boyfriend Vin Vericose.

Her second scene is the most memorable and torrid of the three, though. Pairing Andy with Alex Gonz, it starts off in the common area of a seedy-looking club, and the two move into a bathroom, where they launch into a wild fuck frenzy that leaves them both drenched with sweat and other fluids.

The other star of OMDK, Violet Skye, is nearly as enticing as San Dimas, and her two scenes (boy/girls with Dane Cross and Daniel, respectively) make for grade-A wank fodder, as well.

McKai's neo-realist aesthetic works as well if not better here than in any of his previous efforts. It's an unquestionably authentic glimpse into the world of all those young American girls out there who now view porn as a viable doorway to Something Better.

More importantly, it's a bona fide stroker of the highest order. At last, McKai has truly and outstandingly married the two primary (and primal) focal points of his art.