Dont’cha Wish Your Girlfriend Was A Freak Like Me?

If you have been following Dic Tracy, India, J.R. Langdon, John West and Julian St. Jox, Dont'cha Wish Your Girlfriend Was A Freak Like Me? from Baby Doll Pictures (2007) is the kind of release that shows why the attention is well earned. She comes into this one ready, and it shows from the very first scene.

The chemistry between Dic Tracy and India is obvious from the first shared frame. There is nothing manufactured about the way these two engage with each other.

What Dic Tracy does in this film speaks for itself. The intensity escalates naturally, the reactions are completely unscripted, and by the end you understand exactly why people keep recommending this one.

Baby Doll Pictures understands what works in the Black category and this film is proof of that. The production is clean, the casting is smart, and the result speaks for itself. Shot in HD with a 1h 38m runtime — enough to fully deliver without ever feeling padded or rushed.

Everything from L.T.., Lady Armani, Precious Pleasure and Queen Black Cat is represented here and none of it feels like an afterthought. The combination of Sexy Brown, Black Women and Ethnic gives this film a genuine edge over similar releases in the space.

Do not skip Dont'cha Wish Your Girlfriend Was A Freak Like Me?. Everything in this film works. Dic Tracy, India, J.R. Langdon, John West and Julian St. Jox makes sure of it.