Just looking at these from first glance and I can tell you why most would be instant skips for me.
Dirty Laundry 3 - Two very similar looking women that I've never heard of before. The Dirty Laundry concept is thin enough but was carried in the past by Hazel Moore (who I'll watch in anything) or Melody Marks (who has mastered performing for VR).
After Hours At the Alley - Nothing really jumps out at me. TBH I think you just need to sort of take the hit when black performers are involved, because there is just going to be a segment of the consumer base that are going to be close-minded at best or outright hostile at worst.
Innocent Harem Tease and Please - Probably a combination of things.
1) It's a two parter and people probably just figured the second part was going to have most of the action.
2) In my opinion, the harem thing is a novelty and has diminishing returns. Some things just work better in fantasy than execution. For me, it's just a wall of noise and a bunch of girls that are either bored or looking for something to do while they wait their turn.
WTB: Goth GF - I know the priority for casting is brand new girls or at least ones with very few VR scenes, so they're not always going to hit. Another girl that no one knows and the setup isn't anything beyond the typical GFE, I can understand people being apathetic.
Cooking is not a forte for a Sex Goddess - The tide is very slowly changing and we're seeing more anti-silicone and anti-tattoo sentiment than ever before. I don't care about tattoos but I'll happily never see giant fake balloon tits ever again.
Think of it like someone browsing Netflix. If the movie doesn't have a star you know of, it needs to either have the coolest looking box art you've ever seen or be in a genre/niche that you really like.