Category: Reviews
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September Shenanigans—Autumn 2020’s First Links
We’ve made it (nearly) through September 2020! Let’s celebrate with some links and shenanigans!
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Christopher Zeischegg’s “Body to Job” Fucked. Me. Up.
I read “Body to Job” over the period of several weeks, and almost every morning, I woke up thinking about [it]…The book crawled under my skin and stayed there.
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Playbox Review
I’m going to be honest: I’ve written about sex for the past decade. I’ve become a proponent of sexual freedom and expression. A champion of the rights of consenting adults to get up to all kinds of hijinx. Kink is a huge part of what makes the sexy world go round. BUT. In my private…
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Film Review: The Training of Poe (Part 1)
There is something much deeper happening here, between Mistress and slave. Something that’s difficult to put into words. Something that I encourage you to watch the film to understand.
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Links on Hump Day: Porn and Privacy, A Book Review, and an Interview
Happy Hump Day, everybody! Spring is creeping into Montana, finally, and I’ve got a small dose of the good stuff: Wednesday links for you to enjoy. And—surprise!—they all have to do with porn! My newest article over at MEL Magazine went up today, and I’m really proud of this one. As an avid online porn…
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The Trump Reviews: Hustler’s “The Donald”
Porn parodies aren’t necessarily here to talk policy. They’re here to bring those on high down to the level of us mere citizens by reminding the world that when it comes down to getting down, we’re all pretty ridiculous. And in that way, “The Donald” delivers.
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The Trump Reviews: Donald Tramp: The XXX Parody
In the end, this parody isn’t exactly the insightful and hilarious satire that I’d longed for, but it has its high notes and, I hope, would embarrass the everloving crap out of the president, which is why I encourage you to watch it, share it with friends, and petition WoodRocket.com to make lots more like…
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Site Review: Bright Desire
It’s smart, sensual, and though it’s often hardcore in what it depicts, it is never that way just for the sake of being hardcore. In other words, there is much more going on in these films than the physical act of sex.
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A Sort-of Review: (Some of the) Sex & Porn on Netflix
I can watch a wealth of documentaries, films, and television series that deal blatantly and often unflinchingly with issues of sexuality, sexual identity, gender expression, and even pornography.
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Review: Love Not Given Lightly by Tina Horn
It’s a wild ride, but with the honest and skillful Tina Horn as a tour guide, the journey is cast in the same kind of light one expects in a late afternoon, sunlit apartment full of weed smoke: glowing but gritty, tender but real, sweet but dirty.