
VerdictVIP4K’s dark-set label, five story-led episodes shot in colour on black, with the all-series year at $89.95 in a half-price sale.
- Best for
- Fans of long, slow couple scenes who would buy the whole VIP4K pass anyway
- Watch out
- Only five episodes are on show, the front-page view counts do not match the episode pages, and checkout takes no crypto.
- $14.95/mo
- $59.95 / year (Noir4K only)
- $89.95 / year (all VIP4K series) (half-price sale, crossed out $29.99 / $119.90 / $179.90)
- one-time €39 / month, €69 / 3 months, €119 / year
- €249 lifetime (all series)
- €0.99 trial
Noir4K calls itself black-and-white erotica, and the name describes the lighting, not the film. The stills on the tour are in full colour, red lingerie and tattoos against a black set, with the bodies lit against the dark. There is no décor, as promised, but there is a story in almost every scene. Door to Whore sends a cosmetics salesman to a client’s door, The Thirst-Teenth Floor hands a young man a God Console that rebuilds his fantasy, and Hush Hour starts with a man waking up bound in a dark room. Between Dream and Desire is the one scene sold on close-ups alone. The tour shows five episodes of 32 to 41 minutes, with Milena Ray, Leya Desantis, Olivia Sparkle, Layla Scarlett and Rika Fane, and no total count. The view figures on the front page, 20,516 down to 19,874, are not the ones the episode pages carry. Black 4K, its sister in the VIP4K group, shoots in bright apartments, so the dark set is the real difference here. The join page runs a half-price sale on recurring plans, $14.95 a month or $59.95 a year for Noir4K alone and $89.95 a year for all 23 series. The crossed-out $179.90 on that pass is more than the $149 it cost on the Black 4K join page on 9 October. Paid once, the plans switch to euros, €39 a month, €69 for three months, €119 a year and €249 for life on every series. A limited trial costs €0.99. Checkout takes a card or PayPal only, where VIP4K and Pinhole also took crypto. With five episodes on show, the site’s own year looks thin next to the all-series pass, which costs $30 more.
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