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Documentary December - Graphic Sexual Horror - Lilith Likes to Watch

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Title:  Graphic Sexual Horror Year:  2009 Starring:  Brent "pd" Scott, Peter Ackworth, Princess Donna, Loralei Lee Director:  Barbara Bell, Anna Lorentzon Synopsis:   Graphic Sexual Horror takes a peek behind the terrifying facade behind the most notorious of bondage websites, exploring the dark mind of its artistic creator and asking hard questions about personal responsibility. - Via IMDB Lilith's Notes:  It's about a notoriously hard core website, InSex.com. "What's the adage? Once money's involved...money corrupts, or something?" Well, not only is it the end of Documentary December, but it's the end of the entire year. It's a time to look back and reflect on where we've been, and plan on where we're going. Look back, with me, dear reader, to a time when I was a little neophyte in the world of erotica. I wasn't yet writing, I was just lurking the periphery of  the kinky world. I hadn't yet known my place in it

Documentary December : Kink - Lilith Likes to Watch

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Title:  Kink Year:  2014 Starring:  Donna Dolore, Peter Acworth, Maitresse Madeline, Tomcat, Fivestar, Adrianna Luna Director:  Christina Voros Synopsis:  A documentary on fetish website Kink.com. - Via IMDB Lilith's Notes:  James Franco produced a documentary about one of the biggest porn companies out there. "He has a fucking safe word, alright?" When I was but a teenager, I would wait for the good late night shows to air on Showcase , which was Canada's answer to HBO and Cinemax. While I waited for Six Feet Under  and Oz , there was another show that would run. It was called KINK  and it was a docuseries about people who practiced BDSM. It ran for five seasons. The only thing I remember about it is a shot of one guy putting a clothes pin on his sack. This is not that. This has no relation to that. Kink.com is one of the leading erotic websites and video studios. Founded by Peter Acworth in his college dorm room during the Dot Com Boom, it produces a

Documentary December - A Life in Dirty Movies - Lilith Likes to Watch

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Title:  A Life in Dirty Movies Year:  2013 Starring:  Joe Sarno, John Waters, Peggy Steffans Director:  Wiktor Ericsson Synopsis:   A documentary shot at the end of pornographer Joe Sarnos's life, which reveals his attempt to make one last film, as well as his relationship with his wife, Peggy. - Via IMDB Lilith's Notes:  A documentary reflecting the life and career of notable adult film creator Joe Sarno. "The important thing is the breathing." I am not an expert. I am not a professional, a student, or a historian. I'm just a woman who enjoys porn. I know what I like, and what I loath. At the beginning of 2019 I reviewed a little film called  Abigail Lesley is Back In Town and I despised it. It was way too soft-core and every character was a bastard. No one had chemistry and the entire movie was a big let-down. After watching it I had sworn off Sarno films. I wasn't going to waste any more time on soft-core, soap opera drudgery. So, I don'

Documentary December - X-Rated: The Greatest Adult Movies of All Time

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Oh, the weather outside is... kind of wet and cold. And there's not enough Holiday themed porn out there, so I decided to forgo the whole fiasco and offer a break from the Holiday Season and give to you...  Documentary December! Title:  X-Rated: The Greatest Adult Movies of All Time Year:  2015 Starring:  Constance Money, Georgina Spelvin, Riley Reid, Jenna Jamison, Johnnie Keyes, Herschel Savage, Ron Jeremy Director:  Bryn Pryor Synopsis:  A look at a plethora of pornographic films ranging from the 1970s to the 2010s and a commentary about their lasting impacts on the adult industry and the world. - Via IMDB Lilith's Notes:  It's a documentary about the greatest porn films ever made. "A suicide at the beginning of a porn movie really sets the tone." I love documentaries. They make me feel intellectual. This particular documentary opens with a montage of many, many porn films from the 70s to the 2010s. As the montage ran, I was actually surprised