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geoshnas
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Posted - Mar 26 2002 : 11:57PM
post a review or something
BIGmike
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Posted - Mar 27 2002 : 1:50PM
this movie is not my thing, I don't need to watch a girl getting beat to get off (even if it is "acting"). But if you like it, fine with me...

now here are the two problems:
1) Available only from Extreme website for $45.00.
2) Available only on VHS

--there are two reviews off this video over on rame.net

just type the title in the search bar at that site, you will be able to find it.

SC
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7 Posts
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Posted - Mar 28 2002 : 9:06AM
What is the website addrsss of Extreme?
geoshnas
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121 Posts
11/01
Posted - Mar 28 2002 : 9:24AM
http://www.extremeassociates.com/forcedvideo/
Steve K.
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840 Posts
11/01
Posted - Mar 28 2002 : 10:54AM
geoshnas - I rented the movie from my local smut shop and I totally loved it. This is rough sex to it's fullest. Veronica does 3 great scenes.
 
dumblonde
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Posted - Mar 28 2002 : 6:31PM
"This is rough sex to it's fullest "

I suppose Ted Bundy could be described as "energetic" -
Jeffrey Dahmer might have preferred "intense", but I wonder, when people get bored with this, what's the next level? Or, will you be satisfied watching this one over, never needing more "intensity" or "roughness"?

Please don't think I'm making judgements, I'm just curious. It's a legitimate question. Am I wrong to be concerned about the escalation factor?

BIGmike
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2335 Posts
3/01
Posted - Mar 28 2002 : 6:44PM
Good question dumblonde,

I certainly hope that this is not a stepping stone for more violent adult films.

It doesn't matter if they are just actors acting, someone will watch this and think, gee that looks like a good time, then go out and do it. People aren't always smart, sometimes we can be downright stupid, we do crazy shit. I'm not worried about those who watch this film, I'm more worried about those who imitate this.

I am not passing judgement on anyone here who may like this, but I too want to know what's next?

After the appeal of this film is over, are you gonna go stronger, say real rape films? Or are you just gonna give up on porn?

It's a drug, and you will probably want to go even stronger and stronger...

---BIGmike, over and out!---

Steve K.
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11/01
Posted - Mar 28 2002 : 6:47PM
Dumblonde - I will be satisfied watching hot chicks getting fucked rough over & over. The rape scenes were interesting, but not something I would want to see all the time.
geoshnas
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121 Posts
11/01
Posted - Mar 28 2002 : 6:58PM
I don't think most of us are watching the fake killing,Blood...or fake Rape scenes in forced entry.


Heck when I was 9 years old and saw Death Wish 2....with Bronson.....that movie pretty much stuck in my brain.Its Rape Killing scene was pretty up front.and that was Rated R


There are some sick people in the World,and for them to take any of these rough sex movies to Heart is on them.


Iv always liked exremes passion about bringing a diffrent Brand to porn,Just Like Max Hardcore....its about choice.

its ok to see two Pretty Boys,Getting drilled by a Strap-on in Gay movies(forcefully)in some scenes by women or Men,but as soon as a Women is shown with fake kechup on her throat the whole world stops.

just saw Valintine the other nite,a Girls throat was slit,but that was Rated R......ect....ect.....ect

Porn to me,is no longer about Love.....never was...its about shock value....who can top who.

how many co*ks can we stick in the girls Butt,how deep can she suck,how many can she fit in her mouth.

Porn is plain a simply a shock fest of choices,you got the anal Members,Oral members,Lesbo Members,GangBang Members,Extreme sex members.

so pick your prefrence,depending in what mood your in.

Edited by - geoshnas on Mar 28 2002

Asmodeus
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Posted - Mar 28 2002 : 8:04PM
dumbblondie, I think the next logical step for this type of extreme porn is the so-called "snuff movie" - and the fact that FORCED ENTRY focuses on a real-life serial killer, it just goes to show how radical Extreme Associates has become and they're not afraid to push the limits. I'm not saying that this particular video is anything like that, but it does come as close to the real thing you can get without actually killing someone on camera. And with the recently filmed murder of journalist Daniel Pearl in Pakistan, its only a matter of time before these types of movies become an every day reality...

Edited by - Asmodeus on Mar 28 2002

RonK All-Star Supporter
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Posted - Mar 28 2002 : 8:50PM
Posted to wrong thread -- deleted and posted to the correct thread

Ron

Edited by - ronk on Mar 28 2002

Whiplash the suave incubus
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Posted - Mar 29 2002 : 5:14AM
Does this mean that you think that this type of porn should be forbidden. In the eightteenth century there was a guy named Sade who wrote novels that contain arguments for rape and murder – real sick stuff that could be very convincing for madmen close to the borderline. Shouldn’t these books also be forbidden?

Why does everyone seem to assume that people who like rough porn always want to push the limits further? I haven’t seen Forced Entry but I’m quite sure that if I will I would use the FF-button during the killing-scenes.

Let those who want the combination sex and violence have it. Vanilla porn has 97 % of the market and it will remain so.

French guy
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335 Posts
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Posted - Mar 29 2002 : 8:44AM
Well Dumbblonde, it's just like in music with guys preferring death metal over Celine Dion even if she sells more records.
BIGmike
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Posted - Mar 29 2002 : 10:41AM
I like death metal,

Six Feet Under
Cannibal Corpse
Immolation
Deicide
Danzig(?, I don't know if he is classified as death metal)
and so on...

But I don't listen to this everyday, nor would I want to. But I do listen to these bands to pump me up for a workout, since most of these guys are tall and strong

I'm not saying no one should watch Forced Entry, if you like it, more power to you. What I am saying is there are a lot of sick indivisuals out there who will watch this, provided that they get their hands on a copy, and not be able to seperate fiction from reality.

I'm not worried about those who enjoy rough porn or this movie, but porn and violence shouldn't mix, is all I am saying.

I love violent (Hollywood) films, the more violent the better. I also know the difference between what is real and fake. I don't like violence in porn, those two should not go hand in hand. Porn is made to make you feel good, if you watch it for the violence, what's the point of porn.

I used to like Extreme a lot, but Rob Black and Lizzy Borden and Zupko are too far gone. Plus they are too arsty-fartsy on their films. Camera tricks=bad, black and white with color thrown in=bad.

---BIGmike, over and out!---

Edited by - BIGmike on Mar 29 2002

Phallusee
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Posted - Mar 29 2002 : 11:52AM

As always, dumblonde raises an interesting question (great reviews, by the way, you are the John Simon of porn criticism). Certainly, porn is similar to horrror films in that they are taboo-defying, envelope-pushing genres. A brief survey of horror films over the years is enough to see they've gotten more graphic, more shocking, though they have leveled off and watered down a bit since their disturbing 70's heyday. This specific kind of porn (Black's freak shows) are obviously a similar dead end. They wear their artifice on their sleeves, and although the girls in the films might be pushed a little far, they tend to focus on slasher film histrionics. Lame. The truly sick stuff is the gonzo type minimalist porn where the object is to degrade the girl in the scene, period. That's closer, in spirit, to snuff than Black's barf bag, fake blood circuses. Watch the unedited close-ups of girl's eyes rolling up in their heads as cocks are shoved forcefully into their mouths in 'Gag Factor'. There's no music, no set up, no artifice of any kind. Just that tight shot of a young woman being pushed farther and degraded more than she probably expected. That's the dark heart of porn. And though I never forsee actual rape or snuff being marketed (lets face it, these are business men, not social anarchists) I do forsee that verite degradation aspect being pushed further such as: interviews with the girl's parents, post scenes of the girls tearfully trying to get back their signed releases, full of remorse, etc...

Cheers!


Edited by - phallusee on Mar 29 2002

 
Steve K.
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Posted - Mar 29 2002 : 12:05PM
I should of known a French guy whould chime in about Celine...LOL
Darkmage
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Posted - Mar 29 2002 : 6:38PM
Just a bit of background: I have a BS in Psychology and my concentration was forensic psyche before I became a professional computer geek. I don't claim expertise, but I can summarize my readings of the literature.

To answer your question, Dumblonde... YES. You should be worried about escalation. BUT... you shouldn't be worried about the people who watch this sort of thing.

Sexual crimes of this nature are self-selecting. Those who commit the truly vicious sex crimes use porn like we are discussing as inspiration. There are several documented cases of serial rapists using S&M porn as a script for something they do in real life. However, you have to realize that these are the worst 1% (probably less) of this kind of porn's audience. People who commit these kinds of crime don't do it because they watch violent porn. They watch violent porn because they're the type who commits these kinds of crime.

To illustrate this concept, I'm going to pull some numbers out of thin air. Let's say that roughly 50% of the population of the USA watches porn at least once per month. Of those 50%, all of the serial killers in the USA fall into this category. Granted, you're talking about maybe 100 individuals.

Of those 50% of the USA, let's say 10% are into the role-playing, leather & masks porn. Degrading, not-quite violent but definitely rough porn. Including about 80 of our friendly whackos.

Of those, Let's say 1% are into the really heavy stuff. Choking, piercing, whips, hardcore pain and simulated rape porn. Including probably about 40 of our truly dangerous people.

It is the professional opinion of people who study these types of people that while they mostly have an interest in S&M and domination porn, even without the porn they will still commit crimes. The worst you can say is that porn will make serial offenders more creative. You can't say it will make them less vicious.

If you're interested in knowing more about this, I recommend reading Obsession by John Douglas. He is the FBI agent responsible for the Serial Crimes unit in Quantico, VA. He's put out several books, but Obsession deals exclusively with sex offenders and their victims.

In short: there are monsters in the world. But they are not created by porn of any stripe.

"There's a sucker born every minute, but swallowers are hard to find. "
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French guy
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Posted - Mar 29 2002 : 7:48PM
Whiplash the suave incubus
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Posted - Mar 31 2002 : 2:37AM
A good post from Darkmage and it could be added that among persons who like to watch war-movies there is a small percentage of true madmen who would love to be mercenaries shooting down civilians and a wellmade war-movie with cool special effects might just be their trigger.

It's all the same but we are so used to war-movies.




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