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@AlystyrXYZ I sort of have for a long time. I was posting like this from the beginning4 yrs agl. I've had big tweets here and there but I've been on a consistent run of hit tweets lately. I hope it translates to more viewers for my docuseries because I have a lot planned still
One of the last films to receive an X rating. Producer James Glickenhaus signed the Silverlight petition a few months after release to abolish the X and by September the NC-17 was born
It's really easy to forget context in the modern era where we've seen so much. I'd compare it to a pole vault record that gets beat every few months so the bar keeps getting raised. The late 80s early 90s X/NC-17S are very tame compared to now
One of the last films to receive an X rating. Producer James Glickenhaus signed the Silverlight petition a few months after release to abolish the X and by September the NC-17 was born
In Frankenhooker (1990), Patty Mullen hid beneath a bulky fat suit as the plain fiancรฉe. But once Jeffrey resurrects her using the "finest" street pieces, the padding vanishesโunleashing a mind-blowing bombshell stitched together from sheer perfection.
@SemiFakeGods My father had copies of early 90s Playboy and Easy Rider Magazine hidden strategically around the house. I am VERY familiar with 1990-1992 because he had a subscription around the time I was born. I have no idea what the first wouldve been. Probably April 1990 for my bday
I first heard about it in a December 1990 issue of Playboy (my father's) featuring that years sex scenes in review. I vividly remember seeing a photo of actor James Lorinz w a pair of what looked like stitched on beasts. I had no idea movies could be like that. It opened my world
We are sad to learn that actor Tom Skerritt has passed away at 93.
The Emmy-winning actor made his mark on the horror genre as Dallas in the original ALIEN back in 1979, and he also starred in The Dead Zone, Poltergeist III, and 2008's Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
Rest in Peace.
"Don't tell him you were at a bar.But what else is open at night?!"
"It's a pornography store. I was buying pornography."
"Heh-heh-heh. I would've never thought of that..."