However, it later emerged that the porn actress, Felicity, had full prior knowledge of the sex acts that she was asked to do although she claimed that she had no prior knowledge.
I also read (but forget where) that she came back and did another film with him. Maybe she just wasn't in the mood that day.
I am only interested in watching the documentary to see the sex, etc., and MAYBE jack off to it like 3SB. With the anti-porn angle, I don't see how it would be interesting at all.
How come they never do a documentary with someone reasonable like Buttman, Mike Quasar, or Robbie D? They gotta pick Max Hardcore as a subject for a documentary. That guy is hardly a representative of mainstream pornography. He is one of the fringe pornographers out there.
I think you might be missing the point... The tv-crew just followed this girl, Felicity, to LA/san fernando/dick nasty's cave, and they did not, I think, know nada on what to expect, as it was all in the greasy hands of mr Nasty. If she was taken to a vivid/wicked/vca shoot, I think they would have taped and used that too. But she was not a Jenna, and if you lay your faith in mr Nasty's hands...well, u might just end up being treated nasty... Sent straight to Max' mansion, for a little treatment...
A tv-crew that makes a documentary never just follows their subject. There are long discussions before hand with all parties involved. A documentary is not always just an observation of reality, a lot of it is staged. We've had documentary makers around in our office.
Housekeeper, The (Belessa Films) - review by Danielmayu33216
Posted - Nov 30 2006 : 3:34PM