Adult Time gets the motor running for a brand-new Burning Angel series, BackSeat Driving School, rolling out to fans at BurningAngel and AdultTime.
Directed by Burning Angel boss Joanna Angel, the sexy four-part vignette series centers on the comedy hijinks of a day in the life of driving instructors and their eager-to-learn students in traffic school.
“This movie was my first foray back at directing after the shutdown- and a school theme felt incredibly appropriate, as it very much felt like our first day back at school,” said Angel of the project. “The cast of this movie couldn’t have been more perfect, and without sounding too fan-girl-ish, it was an absolute honor to have Lance Hart in the film.”
Three episodes are available to watch now: Episode 1 starring Rocky Emerson, Episode 2 with Aiden Ashley and Episode 3 with Charlotte Sartre. Episode 4, a bisexual three-way with Joanna Angel, Lance Hart and Dante Colle, is set for a November 12th release.
Hart said that “I’ve gotten a little picky about the performing work I do for other studios. However, when Joanna asked me to be in a bi scene for a Burning Angel movie, I got legitimately excited.
“The script was hilarious, and the parts written for both myself and my wife (Charlotte Sartre) were just perfect, and in brand, for both of us. Also, I got to do something that’s been on my porn bucket list ….and that was- to spend a day on set with Mike Quasar, and it was everything I hoped it would be.
“Dante Cole completely blew me away in both of his performances in this movie – doing both a bi-scene with myself and Lance, and in his ‘straight’ (whatever that even means anymore) scene with Aiden Ashley. His versatility is, quite frankly …. the sexiest thing I’ve seen in a really long time.
“BurningAngel fans will love this release. It’s hilarious, it’s horny, it’s got Anal and squirting and bi-sex and lots of jokes in between. And…. most importantly, thanks to this movie, I kind of know how to do a synchronized tik tok dance, which I think is a very important skill … that I was lacking. “
