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Linda Lovelace
Written by: J.D. on June 23rd, 2010
These days it’s not uncommon to look behind the porno camera and see a woman calling the shots. Be it writing, directing, producing, etc. – ladies are taking over behind the scenes and creating a whole array of awesome movies, set from a female point of view.
While this estrogen insurgence into the porno process shows itself more readily nowadays, it’s far from a new concept. Women have held their places in porn (in the clothing on portion) for years, starting in the “Golden Age of Porn” – that period of time in the ‘70s and ‘80s when porn was just entering the mainstream.
We always love talking about ladies that represent in porn, but there is a super special reason we’re bringing it to the forefront today.
We have releasing Cecil Howard’s Scoundrels, for a limited run until July 22nd! And along with being the very first movie to win AVN’s Best Film Award, Scoundrels was actually written by a woman – Anne Randall.
According to the June 1983 edition of AVN (only the sixth edition!):
Thanks to Anne Randall’s magnificent script, Scoundrels gives us three-dimensional characters that rarely find their way into adult plots. This family is sensitive and very normal in their feelings; the abnormalities come from the unstable setting. Scoundrels takes serious themes (the kinds that Taboo and Roommates tried to tackle) one step further, showing that its subject can be erotic and dangerous at the same time. … Scoundrels classifies as thinking man’s porn.
Pretty hot, right? It turns out Randall wrote and produced a whole host of Cecil Howard’s films during the 1980s, including Neon Nights and Dangerous Stuff, which are two amazing movies. Read the rest of this entry »
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Written by: J.D. on May 5th, 2010 Written by: J.D. on March 8th, 2010
I cannot believe I’ve made it to 27 years old without ever having seen Deep Throat. It’s even more embarrassing that I review porn for a living and STILL haven’t seen this iconic porn classic. I think my mother has even seen it before, which means that I am bordering on pervert failure here. So, I figured I would FINALLY get with the program and check out this legend.
After years of hearing about Deep Throat (as well as reviewing Throat: A Cautionary Tale, which is based off of Deep’s story), I was well acquainted with the basics of the plot. After years of unfulfilling sexual experiences, Linda Lovelace heads to the doctor (Harry Reems) and finds out that her clitoris is actually in the bottom of her throat! Now that she’s experienced all the “bells and bombs” going off (aka. orgasm), Lovelace becomes a true sexual convert … and what seems like the first sexual surrogate. She takes a job with the doctor as a “physical therapist” that gets super physical. Curing male patients’ sexual woes with her own special brand of medicine. Kind of like a naughty nurse, but not.
Ok, so this movie is so not what I was expecting. I’m not sure what I really thought it would be like, but it is way funnier than I had imagined. And way stranger… I had no clue about Dr. Young at all, but he totally makes the movie. He is all over the place, cracking random jokes and keeping the mood light and funny. I also wasn’t expecting Lovelace to start making sexy house calls. There are also all these really silly songs in the movie, in the background of the sex scenes. These crooning songs singing about what’s happening on screen. Really bizzare/awesome.
Overall, Deep Throat was totally unexpected in a completely awesome way. I was waiting for a dated classic that lived up to all the gasping and hype of how obscene it was said to be at the time (1972), but what I got was a hilariously awesome oldie but goodie that I definitely recommend for people to spend some time with.
Think of it like a history lesson – but with way more head!
-J.D. Bauchery
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Porn is becoming more and more mainstream. Today’s stars have more crossover appeal than ever and I it’s never been less taboo to talk about porno in “mixed company.” Of course, that doesn’t mean that it’s ok to leave a copy of Weird Fuckin’ Sex Volume #6 – Quivering Sphincters out on the coffee table as a conversation starter when Grandma’s coming over for tea, but I think people are opening up about their viewing habits.
Today’s list features five movies that people are likely to have heard of at some point. No one knows why Kim Kardashian is famous, but we all know she made a porno!
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Written by: J.D. on March 3rd, 2009
Over here at HM4Her, we are busy gals. Sure, it’s rare to find a time when we aren’t watching porno, but even though we are usually knee deep in tits and cock (the things we do for you guys!), we don’t always get the chance to check out everything we want to see. In fact, every time I run across a movie I think looks hot, I add it to my “Must Watch” list and file it away for another time. Unfortunately (or foruantely, depending how you look at it) we get in so many hot videos that my list is overrun with super sexy smut! What a problem! But being the crafty lady that I am, I think I’ve worked out a solution… Instead of cutting any of my precious flicks, I decided to get my organization on and make my list managable! That’s what this week’s Top 5 Tuesday is all about – the top movies I want to watch, but haven’t quite got to. Hopefully now that I’m putting it out there, I will actually find the time to sit back, relax and get hot on all the stuff I’ve missed!
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Let’s go back in time to when hair was big, porn stars still had pubic hair and before “deep throating” was a household term. This movie, although a classic now, was quite edgy when it first came out, and I can certainly see why. Between poor Linda Lovelace who has her clitoris in the back of her throat, and her doctor who was probably in inspiration for the absent-minded professor, this movie is a little kooky, but full of fun. It’s definitely a movie worth watching, if only for the trip in time. The sex is real and hot, and the plot is hilarious, as this is from back when adult entertainment was almost exclusively features that had plots, and sex thrown in. A fun time for everyone, and it’s interesting to see where the concept of “Deep Throat” really originated.
-Essin’ Em
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