The Truth About The Porn Industry, Because It’s Time To Dispel The Myths About Women In Adult Entertainment (7/24/15, here) According to Bobby Box at Bustle: People love to hate porn. Even if said people are fans of pornographic material, they find a way to either publicly shame the industry by calling its
This Exposure review from Vince Darcangelo in Transgress Magazine is just wonderful. I appreciate the positive perspective, but mostly I appreciate how spot on Vince is regarding the mission and tone of Exposure. — From the opening essay in Exposure, you will laugh (a lot) and you will cringe (occasionally). Which is appropriate.
I recently got Q&Aed by Shawn Alff, a brilliant up-and-coming writer out of Texas-Florida-California. Shawn pens truly gifted auto-biographical accounts, reflecting both on his life history and the experiences of those around him, as well as fascinating sex-porn anthropological pieces – everything from film reviews to observations on sets and
Thanks to Kyle Wendy Skultety of GimmeThatBook.com for this thought provoking review of Exposure – enjoy! — If you are looking for a salacious, tell-all expose on the world of porn–this isn’t it. What it IS: an intelligent and thought provoking view into the business of sexy movies. Tibbals supports
An interesting and thought-provoking assessment/review of Exposure from Noah Berlatsky for Playboy – enjoy! (original here) — Sociologists aren’t particularly sexy. That’s not intended as a dig at sociologists. The statement “sociologists aren’t sexy” is simply a factual observation about the cultural position of sociologists. They aren’t sexualized; they aren’t seen
Independence Day, though far from perfect, raises all sorts of feels for me – gratitude that we live in a world where we’re free to think and believe and speak as we choose and inspiration to continue working towards a better society and human community. Because all those aforementioned freedoms
I am so honored by this early review of Exposure by BaDoink.io’s L. Isaac Simon (6/18/15). Here are some highlights. My guess would be that when the vast majority of consumers think about adult entertainment, their minds drift over to pop-up-ridden piracy sites, low budget content, and a whole host
For your eyes only… Well, not anymore. But last Thursday when this story first published on UPROXX a la me, it was the only place to see this poster, which made me feel very fancy! You can still it though (and the trailer too, which is also below) – looks
Hot Girls Wanted debuted on Netflix last Friday (5/29). According to the blurb on the screen, this is what it’s about: This 2015 Sundance Film Festival breakout documentary from producer Rashida Jones spotlights the “amateur” porn industry and the women it exploits. “…and the women it exploits.” Hot Girls Wanted follows, to
I’ve been getting all this press about LionReach Productions’ Marriage 2.0 lately – invitations to premieres, screeners in the mail, and news that an edited version of the film received an NC-17 rating from the MPAA. This is a big deal for any project that includes any semblance of hardcore sex, much