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What are some things you HATE in porn? 6/24/2016 10:42:12 PM
Canadian_Cindy wrote: westerncop wrote: I hate it when the male stars completely ignore the tits on a beautifully stacked female star. It drives me wild when the guys ignore some type of foreplay with her tits. It is almost un-American! LOL! I would respectfully suggest that tits don't turn them on (if you get my drift :) ) Canadian_Cindy: It seems that people in this thread may not be getting your drift.Would you care to clarify your playful comment or would you like me to take a stab at it?:) Edited by - raincoater-smutster on 6/24/2016 10:43:12 PM

Stoya accuses James Deen of rape 12/16/2015 9:33:45 PM
Goldstein wrote: <link> And they took offense at him. But Jesus said to them, "A prophet is not without honor except in his own country and in his own house." I never expected to encounter someone from a Christian cult on a porn forum.I may regret asking this, but would you care to explain what point you're trying to make with the excerpt you pulled from your cult doctrine? Edited by - raincoater-smutster on 12/16/2015 9:34:08 PM

Do the top Pornstars make enough to retire rich? 6/22/2012 3:22:53 AM
Mike Quasar wrote: I can promise you that there is not a single girl in this industry that will retire rich. They may retire from the business but only a handful of the smart ones have put any money away at all. ... Mike Quasar: What about Jenna Jameson?Also, I'd suspect that Lisa Ann will be well off by the time she leaves the industry.Both of these women seem to have a head for business. Edited by - raincoater-smutster on 6/22/2012 3:28:55 AM

Internet porn vs. DVD porn 5/8/2012 6:06:01 PM
Goldstein wrote: MY response was prompted by your "If they're that poor, then they shouldn't have the $20-$30 for a copy on physical media either" remark -- which I took as "judgmental and insulting." ... Goldstein: Really?Why is that?I stated, in effect, that if a person doesn't have the few hundred dollars that it would take to buy a computer and subscribe to a low-end broadband service in their home, then they "shouldn't" have the means to pay for physical media either.I used the word "shouldn't", which implies that I don't believe that such people in unfortunate circumstances would have the means to spend money on porn.In retrospect, I still feel that this is the case.Such individuals probably on...

Internet porn vs. DVD porn 5/8/2012 11:10:57 AM
Goldstein wrote: Only idiots are paying "$20-$30 for a copy on physical media." ... Goldstein: You really shouldn't be so judgmental and insulting.Different people have different budgets.Some people with lesser means than you might find your porn budget to be over the top.On the other end of the spectrum, I once knew of a guy that spent thousands of dollars a month on porn.To each his own.Also, I often think that lashing out with insults is a sign of lesser intelligence, in response to your use of the word "idiot". Goldstein wrote: ... The VAST majority of DVDs being sold are available for $10-to-$20 dollars online. ... You've included "$20" in your range, which is also in the range I provided.What exactly is ...

Internet porn vs. DVD porn 5/8/2012 10:10:01 AM
Goldstein wrote: ^ Goldstein, although very old, has never owned <link> [;)] ... Goldstein: I used the phrase "laser disk", not the word "Laserdisc".I'm not sure where you live, but the the Laserdisc format never became popular in North America, where I live.By "laser disk", I'm referring to the two prevailing formats of media that make use of laser diode technology.These are the "Blu-ray Disc" and "DVD" formats. Goldstein wrote: ... There are even poorer people with no computer at all (at least one where they could watch porn, not the work computer) ... If they're that poor, then they shouldn't have the $20-$30 for a copy on physical media either. Goldstein wrote: ... But, the industry wil...

Internet porn vs. DVD porn 5/7/2012 3:07:48 PM
shalalin wrote: ... Buying scenes/movies on physical media may be cheaper for you now, but I suspect the calculus would change if porn-on-DVDs turns into a pure niche market and the economies of scale of mass production get lost. Would you still desire to get your porn on physical media if they were only produced by specialty outfits and cost, say, $60 per disc? shalalin: Unfortunately, I fear that you may be right.The market for physical media is currently shrinking considerably.Like Goldstein, I too prefer physical laser disks.I like the convenience of being able to pop the disk into my living room player, and enjoy the presentation on my big screen TV.I don't like viewing porn with my computer, and up to this point, I haven't spent the ...

Sasha wants Hollywood 5/3/2012 9:20:26 PM
Gore Gore Girl wrote: ^ A movie about porn (Inferno) and a movie about a call girl (Naked Eye)...kinda disheartening of this is all she gets offered. ... That's a good point.However, there's a big difference between acting in a role that portrays someone in a sex industry, and actually being in a sex industry.Also, the film "Inferno: A Linda Lovelace Story" is set to cast a number of actors that are at least moderately well known, such as Malin Akerman, Adam Goldberg, Matt Dillon, and Paz de la Huerta.Furthermore, it looks like Sasha will have a higher-level billing in this film. Edited by - raincoater-smutster on 5/3/2012 9:22:33 PM

Sasha wants Hollywood 5/3/2012 6:10:30 PM
Sasha wanted Hollywood, and it looks like she's getting it.She's a cast member in two mainstream films this year, that I know of.They are "The Girl from the Naked Eye", which had a limited release recently, as well as "Would You Rather", which will be released later this year.She's also cast in a 2013 mainstream film titled "Inferno: A Linda Lovelace Story". It looks like she may be breaking through. Edited by - raincoater-smutster on 5/3/2012 6:17:41 PM

What Porn Studios put out the best Product? 4/27/2012 11:32:53 AM
JadaBlaze01 wrote: ... Zero Tolerance is not diverse enough for my taste I cannot find any Parody Flicks or IR Films from Zero Tolerance. I'm not into parodies or IR, but Zero Tolerance Entertainment does have those.They have the following parodies: Official Scarface Parody Official Halloween Parody Official Basic Instinct Parody Official Silence Of The Lambs Parody Official Psycho Parody Official Friday The 13th Parody Post cropped, quit the racial bullshit, not tolerated here. Edited by - Jonny Jay on 4/27/2012 3:35:19 PM

What Porn Studios put out the best Product? 4/26/2012 7:00:19 PM
You should add Zero Tolerance Entertainment to the list.They've been a top gonzo studio since the early to mid 2000s.Piracy has forced them to scale back on the type of content they shoot, however.You're likely to see this with all studios except Brazzers, as they profit from piracy by helping to facilitate it.

Can Contract Girls Save the Industry? 4/20/2012 10:33:36 AM
InFamous wrote: I think this ideal is stupid ... InFamous: The word "stupid", when describing a person, is to say that one is "obtuse".This means that the person is "lacking sharpness or quickness of sensibility or intellect".Perhaps you should reflect on this. Edited by - raincoater-smutster on 4/20/2012 10:34:48 AM

Can Contract Girls Save the Industry? 4/20/2012 10:27:55 AM
Aplus wrote: ... The stuff you mentioned doesn't seem like enough to offset costs. ... You may be right about that.That's why I was hoping that someone from the industry would comment on this topic. Aplus wrote: ... and contract stars usually commanded six figures by themselves ... Independent girls make six figures, as well.This shouldn't be a factor. Aplus wrote: ... Add travel costs offset by too few films ... There may have to be fewer films with contract girls, due to tours of strip clubs and other events.However, I suspect that there's going to be fewer adult films produced in the future anyway, due to the tremendous amount of material that's already out there on the web. Edited by - raincoater-smutster on 4/20/2012 10:28:33 AM

Can Contract Girls Save the Industry? 4/20/2012 1:19:44 AM
Aplus wrote: ... Feels like I'm seeing more compilatons being dropped than original content in a lot of places ... Yes, that's because producing new content isn't a very profitable venture anymore, because of piracy and just the glut of content on the web.That's why studios need another product to sell.I'm proposing that this product may be exclusive access to contract studio stars via autographed memorabilia, exclusive web chats, strip club tours, and porn screen name licensing to escort services. Aplus wrote: ... Best I can tell though, new starlets are still coming out the woodwork, making it tough for anyone to really stand-out anymore. That's a very good point.If studios are interested in producing contract stars that they can market ...

Can Contract Girls Save the Industry? 4/19/2012 11:51:49 PM
zambi: It's certainly a reasonable assumption that the current porn stars in the industry won't want to work under an exclusive studio contract.However, these girls were propelled to porn stardom by a previously healthy porn industry that was selling DVDs left and right.That has been changing over the last couple of years.New girls who are just off the bus may take an interest in a reasonable offer to sign a studio contract. Also, if Wicked or Vivid has high cost overhead, it may be due to the fact that they are feature film companies.As such, they should have higher costs for sets and production.I doubt that it's related to the fact that they use contract girls. Edited by - raincoater-smutster on 4/20/2012 12:55:59 AM

Can Contract Girls Save the Industry? 4/19/2012 10:31:44 PM
pat362 wrote: ^I wouldn't pick ZT or any other studio that was mostly dvd for reference because they were the first ones to be affected by all the tube and torrent sites because their cost of production was and still is significanlty greater than those shooting intenet content. ... That makes sense. pat362 wrote: ... No I don't have any contact in the industry but I use the simple rule that any company still shooting porn on a regular basis must be making money or they would be like all the other dead studios. ... That's a logical assumption.However, we don't know what their margins are.For all we know, it may barley be worth it for the owners to keep the operation going. I checked out the Kink website and verified that they do offer live ...

Can Contract Girls Save the Industry? 4/19/2012 4:19:39 PM
pat362 wrote: ^Simple. They hire many new and established performers. They shoot porn on a regular basis. They get these performers to do more hardcore porn then some have done in the past. They update all their sites with one new scene per week and they also have live videos each day. pat362: Based on your response, I'd assume that you don't have contact with any insiders at this company and you don't have access to this company's P/L statements.If this is the case, you don't know if they're doing "quite well".There are top studios right now, like Zero Tolerance Entertainment, who were doing "quite well" before online piracy of their content, and are not doing "quite [so] well" now, based on insider testimony...

Can Contract Girls Save the Industry? 4/19/2012 12:16:58 PM
pat362 wrote: I don't know if you are aware but studios I mentioned are internet studios first and dvd provider second and that hasn't stopped them from releasing new content every week. I'd even add that Kink is mostly all internet and they are still doing quite well but their content is very specific and their business plan better than others. pat362: How do you know that this "Kink" company is "still doing quite well"?If you've found a single industry insider on this forum who is making the level of profits that they feel constitutes doing well in the last two years, I'd like to read their post.Also, what makes you think that "their business plan [is] better than others"?

Can Contract Girls Save the Industry? 4/19/2012 9:42:34 AM
Aplus wrote: ... The risk/reward just doesn't appear to be what it once was. Really?Why is that? Aplus wrote: ... The industry and technology has simply changed too much, as has the mindset of newer younger fans. The "mindset of newer younger fans" is to steal the content, rather than pay for it.This will drive change in the industry, for the worse, one way or another.

Can Contract Girls Save the Industry? 4/18/2012 9:48:47 PM
twohands0215 wrote: Whould your suggestion have popularity, sure. WOuld it save the industry? The answer is I doubt it. My post did address what the industry has to do to survive which hardly seems off topic, but way to be an a-hole. twohands0215: The topic title is "Can Contract Girls Save the Industry?".The word "contract" doesn't appear anywhere in your first three-paragraph post.Nor does this first post of yours discuss anything relating to exclusive agreements with talent. My intention was to respectfully keep the discussion on this topic to that of contracts with talent.I'm not sure why you're seemingly taking offense to my reply.At present, I don't feel that I owe you an apology. Edited by - raincoater-smutste...