"Amazon Blood Ritual" by Olaf Winter-Amazon Warriors
Posted: Mon Aug 08, 2011 2:03 am
Two slim, graceful Amazons, Mia and Saphyra, perform an erotic dance that culminates when they stab each other to death, each employing twin daggers. Four knives and four knipples, all getting together for an unprecedentedly thorough bullseye video. Some might call this overkill, but it's a real eye-opener. 
Olaf Winter's Amazon Warriors videos are always a pleasure, with production values that make many other fetish videos look like home movies. The photography, lighting, sets, costumes and original music are all of professional quality, and his beautiful performers radiate European elegance. "Amazon Blood Ritual" is something of a chamber piece, all set in one fire-lit room and employing just two actresses. But Olaf also produces epic battles that put the most opulent fantasies to shame. This particular video could have been made to order for me and my ilk, and on that level I recommend it enthusiastically, but if it's not to your taste, check Olaf's announcements on this board or in his catalogue at http://www.titaneia.com. His work is an invaluable resource that should not be overlooked, especially now that he has branched out to include more modern story lines. 
Olaf Winter's Amazon Warriors videos are always a pleasure, with production values that make many other fetish videos look like home movies. The photography, lighting, sets, costumes and original music are all of professional quality, and his beautiful performers radiate European elegance. "Amazon Blood Ritual" is something of a chamber piece, all set in one fire-lit room and employing just two actresses. But Olaf also produces epic battles that put the most opulent fantasies to shame. This particular video could have been made to order for me and my ilk, and on that level I recommend it enthusiastically, but if it's not to your taste, check Olaf's announcements on this board or in his catalogue at http://www.titaneia.com. His work is an invaluable resource that should not be overlooked, especially now that he has branched out to include more modern story lines. 