Private Gold 11 – The Pyramid 1 1996 DVDRip x264

Decent quality source dvd.

Scene 1. Kristina Klevits, John Walton
Scene 2. Mafalda, Philippe Soine, Rich Reeves, Richard Langin
Scene 3. Angelica Marai, Sandra Dark, David Perry, John Walton
Scene 4. Tania Russof, Richard Langin
Scene 5. Regina Sipos, David Perry, Philippe Dean

The first chapter in The Pyramid starts out in the forbidden ruins of an Egyptian city where William (David Perry) and Elysabeth (Angelica Mirai) search for an ancient treasure map. They barely find it before the police arrive to try and stop them. William and Elysabeth would rather not find out if Egyptian jails are better or worse than the local Motel 6, so they make a break for it. The police of course chase them, and are only deterred when a cobra comes between them and the archeologists. Meanwhile, a female American tourist arrives in a nearby city and hires a boy to take her on a boat trip on the Nile. The police decide that since they can’t catch the archeologists, they might as well go see a girl on Mount Sinai who’ likes to have some fun.

Before the American girl (Kristina) goes on the boat, the boy, who’s name I understood to be Mahlood, takes her back to what most of us would refer to as the boat house. Surprisingly, he wants to bang her brains out and she’s always wanted to sleep with an Egyptian. Kristina is a very good looking blonde with a natural body. She really reminds me of Christina Applegate and why most guys watched Married With Children . This is a pretty good scene and it makes use of the surroundings without looking too uncomfortable ( a lot of it looked like rough bales of hay). As with most Private scenes, there’s a little of everything and quite a bit of anal sex. Kristina really takes a great facial and looks at the camera afterwards as she runs her tongue around his population pudding all around her mouth. As cheesy as this can sometimes look, almost all of the girls do this in the movie and they all have it down to an art form.

While William and Elysabeth hope to find a boat to take them to Cairo, the three policemen find Lady Jasmine (I’m sorry, but this is one of the many people in the cast I don’t know), who’s excited and a great tease. The guys aren’t too happy when she goes to run away after teasing her, so they chase her down. She doesn’t put up much of a fight when they catch her. This is kind of a different scene as almost the entire focus is on Lady Jasmine. We barely see above the policemen’s waists, and the moment we do, they’re all wearing turbans and have their faces covered. I couldn’t help but think that this must be the Egyptian equivalent of Ed Powers, Randy West, and Dick Nasty. If so, thank you for keeping their faces, and much of the rest of their bodies I should add, covered.

The archeologists see Mahlood helping Kristina off his boat and hire him to take them to Cairo. Before they go, Mahlood wants to take care of some things at home. Mahlood’s wife (who once again I do not know) is thrilled to have guests and must be part psychic as she’s prepared a huge meal out of a crocodile that takes up most of the table. The narrator tells us that crocodile is a delicacy here, but unfortunately, I couldn’t understand the dialogue here. All I can do is assume that William and Elysabeth were questioning Mahlood and his wife on whether it tastes like chicken or not. After the meal, they offer William and Elysabeth another delicacy of meat. They refuse until they learn that Mahlood is the meat. This was probably my favorite scene in the movie, although several other scenes are close behind it. The wife starts things out sucking off Mahlood until Elysabeth and William agree to join in. At that point, Elysabeth gives both men blow jobs while Mahlood’s wife dances around them. Both Mahlood and William share their wives with each other liberally, but the wives don’t interact too much with each other. There’s a little rug munching, but not much. Finally, each man blows his load on the other man’s wife’s face. It’s really a great ending to the scene.

Three days later, William and Elysabeth follow their map in Sakara’s ruins near the Djesers pyramid. They know they’re getting close when they find a statue of Ramases, and soon after find a sarcophagus full of treasure. One of the things that catches their eye most is a casket for a mummy. They can’t resist opening it, and when they do they find a beautiful girl (Tania Russof) who looks like she’s sleeping. William can’t resist touching her, and she wakes when he does. The girl, who is referred to as Amoress, tells him not to be afraid and then tells her story. She was a kind of goddess of giving pleasure who was very close to the Pharaoh. Pharaoh’s wife was very jealous of her and had her put in the tomb. Her story flashes back to the baths in ancient times and how she would pleasure the Pharaoh (Richard Langin), who she said was a great lover. Most of the action takes place in the bath itself, with at least one of them in the wate