Emma Rose: Discovering Myself -Part 1: Unexpected Connections

The lengthy "personal" title, longer running time and promise of a Part 2 sequel give this Emma Rose showcase a big build-up, but the actual Transfixed segment is disappointingly standard issue. End credits reveal creator Bree Mills has returned to the directing chair for the series, but sudden absence of a script credit is reflected in the blah "story".

TS superstar Emma Rose narrates too, and it would seem she was the uncredited writer, telling us of an important event in her life. I suspect it never happened, however.

We are supposed to believe that her first lesbian experience was a result of a hotwifing liaison arranged online. Vignette opens with a fine softcore fashion show by Emma, trying on several fetching outfits before settling on the one that most makes her look like a hooker. She's been contacted by a man online who wants her to meet his wife, and sure enough, when she arrives, it's wife Casey Calvert at the door.

This is supposed to be her "first time with a woman", and I thought Rose overplayed the shyness, aw shucks aspect of the role - after all she's presented with us in her current glamorous, big fake tits phase, not in the young innocent Emma Rose mode. In one of her bigger deal productions (aimed at a crossover audience): "Casey: A True Story", Mills had a much more believable and interesting concept, casting Dante Colle as the "before" version of the person who transitioned into porn star Casey Kisses ("the after"). Here we just get Emma Rose 2024 unconvincingly portraying an earlier circa 2020 when she was performing gonzo solo, TS/TS or male/TS amateur style porn. One made by Christian XXX even described her as "all natural".

Once Casey Calvert gets her on a couch, she "teaches" Emma about trans lesbian sex, the original subject matter of Transfixed. Both seasoned performers give enthusiastic performances, but the finish of Emma jerking off and declaring: "Oh I came so much" is betrayed by the absence of any cum, just another of the series' recent fake endings.

Without being overly cynical, I'd rather watch a movie of how "Emma Rose" became a top porn star, jumping from webcamming to being just another Grooby Girl, finally to ascend to the hallowed heights of working for self-made feminist (sort of) entrepreneur, the one and only Bree Mills.