Penny Barber stars as a widow overwhelmed by loneliness after her stepson Darryl (Max Fills) goes back to college, and discovers AI companionship to soothe herself through a fantasy world that has recently taken hold in the virtual form of Darryl himself. Now, it seems, the only way Darryl can pull his stepmom back to reality is by offering her a real-world version of the taboo relationship she's become dependent on…

“This was by far the best anal sex of my life and it was with the hottest new stepson in town, Max Fills; shot by one of the coolest production teams, Siouxsie Q and Michael Vegas; for Adult Time, which is easily the most creative adult company currently operating,” said Barber. “It was a long day, but I didn’t even feel it. We knew we were getting something special—and I knew that Max was going to make Mommy come like science fiction.”

Future Darkly is one of those projects that we love to work on at Adult Time, something that allows us to explore different fantasies and push the boundaries of what porn is expected to be. We felt that bringing back an episode of the popular series in time for Halloween was more than fitting.
- Frank Stacy - Adult Time’s Director of Marketing

Adult Time members can find Future Darkly title “Virtual Immorality” at FutureDarkly.com and on the Adult Time network at AdultTime.com, home to the most extensive catalog of award-winning content - with access to over 450 channels, 65,000 episodes and 8+ new releases per day - all in one subscription.

About Future Darkly:
Created by Bree Mills, Future Darkly is Adult Time’s refreshingly bleak sci-fi anthology series that delves into the impact of society’s twin obsessions with sex and technology.

Humankind is fast approaching a future where everyday sex is no longer enough and we’ve turned to virtual pleasures to live out our darkest desires. And this lust for excess has not only made its way into the bedroom but into every facet of our lives. The same innovations once praised for connecting us now control us instead, making us even lonelier and more reliant on fantasies than ever before.