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Mad Professor
Logan shows up for counseling. Omar's advises a fierce session of butt-banging and ass-to-mouth cocksucking that makes Logan's dark mascara drip and leaves her face splattered with semen.Lolli Moon and Lana Blond overpower the Professor when he refuses to suspend class for a birthday celebration. Pretty soon the teacher's covered in cake and young ass. Lana gets her bunghole expanded wide before the girls swap a load of the Professor's cum.Dark-haired Inessa won't take no for an answer; she seduces Anita Hengher into an anal toy-pumping Sapphic session which turns into a four-way rectal rodeo. First Omar shows up, then Inessa's angry boyfriend joins in. Anita proves she can take two huge dicks in her ass. Omar's former patron Rocco ships a heavy package that contains pert, short-haired Monica, who slowly enlarges her butthole to Omar-sized capacity using a series of toys. She sucks the Professor's cock fresh out of her butt and takes a nice open-mouth facial for her sincere efforts.
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Plot Summary
A quirky scientist invents a machine that can turn everyday objects into talking companions. However, his creation attracts the attention of a shady corporation intent on exploiting his invention for their own nefarious purposes. He must team up with his talking toaster and a plucky young journalist to protect his secret and save the world from a robotic takeover.
Critical Reception
Mad Professor received a mixed to positive reception. While praised for its lighthearted humor and imaginative premise, some critics found the plot to be somewhat predictable and the special effects unpolished. Audiences, particularly families, generally enjoyed its wholesome message and comedic elements.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its creative concept and family-friendly humor.
Criticized for a somewhat formulaic plot and dated visual effects.
Enjoyed by younger audiences for its imaginative characters.
Google audience: Audience reviews were generally positive, with many appreciating the film's lighthearted approach and the novelty of talking household appliances. Some viewers noted that it was a fun watch for kids, though adults might find the story a bit simplistic.
Fun Fact
The role of the talking toaster was voiced by the director himself, David W. Brown, who felt he understood the character's personality best.
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