Chloe did a scene with two bi guys in Mass Appeal, including a DP. Bunny Blue was in one of the first bi movies I ever saw, The Big Switch. Tianna did a scene with two bi guys, but I've never seen it. Heather Hart and Alicyn Sterling did a few bi male scenes, and Flame did several. Sharon Kane has probably done more male bi scenes than any other actress, at least 50 bi titles, and at least that many shemale titles as well. Saki St. Jermaine also did quite a few, but nobody even comes close to Sharon for sheer volume.
I suspect there's something really fishy going on with Bi. Why do we have to go all the way back to Bunny Bleu and Heather Hart and Sharon Kane - to find mainstream gals willing to do Bi? Sure, you'll get someone now and then, but why is it so rare? Is it a fear of disease or something? Do straight gals fear the gay porn world? There are tons of bisexual people, but when I go to the video store, all I find is stuff made in Brazil, no big-name stars, low-quality filming... Meanwhile there are 10 times as many she-male films. Why? Are there more transsexuals than bisexuals? Why would a totally free-love free-for-all, everybody-do-everybody bi-orgy be such a rare, taboo, fringe thing; but strange-looking people who've undergone a sex-change is "all the rage"? I don't get that.
I'm not sure I understand the question. How do I know when a movie is a male bisexual movie? I'm a novice, forgive me if this just too obvious.
I watched Fine Bi Me --Whatever Trips Your Trigger, from Adam and Eve recently, Tina Tyler is wonderful in it, my only regret is that she isn't in more scenes.
Loraine, I think he means a movie where the males are screwing both sexes (which is relatively rare), not movies where the females are screwing both sexes (which is just your average porn flick). In other words, where m/m is the bisexual element of the scene, not f/f. David wants to see if any of these starlets appear in a scene where both sexes are enjoying cock , not just a scene where both sexes are enjoying pussy .
(btw, I think it's silly that if you've got f/f/m, it's a Normal Porn Flick, but if you've got m/m/f, it's a special, rare, almost taboo genre - Bisexual. They're both equally bisexual, damnit! I hate the way Bi (m/m/f) movies have to exist in a sort of ghetto. Every other crazy sub-genre (gagging, puking, gaping, bukkake, cum-swapping...) sits right there on the mainstream shelf, but if something involves m/m/f, it's tucked way back with the tranny stuff - usually low-quality, usually 100% Brazilian cast, etc., like there's some unspoken taboo about it, like it's so freakish you have to go to "certain countries" to produce it. How is it that "people loving each other's bodies, regardless of gender" is considered so freaky and beyond the pale of "mainstream", while "thirty cumloads being barfed up by some gal" is not?)
Loraine - what Slider said. The label of sexual orientation for movies applies to males only. The unwritten rule in porn - no male/male sex in Straight/Features/Couples movies. Much to the chagrin of Rog (Rog's Reviews), Tina Tyler broke this rule in Going Down. The Bisexual genre is pretty meager, only 337 titles in the price search data base, some of which are female on male strap-on.
david99 - you can use the advanced price search to enter both performer and category. Be aware that the data base is not complete. Not all performers are listed for all movies. You can also search on IAFD, though they don't have a very complete list of Bisexual (male) titles.
Slider raises some good points. I suspect that shemale porn just has a broader appeal than bi porn. Also, there have been so many lame bisex flicks over the years that a lot of people have become wary. Some of the better bisex scenes I've seen over the last few years have been from Europe. They seem to be much less homophobic over there. American actresses are probably afraid that they'd get less work if they did male bi scenes.
Huh? I didn't mind that Tina "broke the rule." I just pointed out that a lot of people get freaked out when the lines are crossed. I don't know where you got the idea that I was upset by it. I said "Leave to Tina Tyler to break an unwritten rule without so much as blinking." Where do you get something negative from that?
I have to agree that there isn't enough material out there pushing the boundaries of sexuality: For example, acts such as female-to-male rimming or a man sensually kissing a woman after a messy blowjob are thought of as questionably homosexual activities and are therefore not well explored in mainstream porn.
What may be considered "bisexual porn" for me is not about one man getting off another man. Perhaps the focus of attention could be on the woman who dares a man to suck on her clit while she is getting fucked in her pussy by another guy. Or one guy could be eating her pussy while the other one runs his tongue around her pretty little asshole. I'd like to see more of these themes in standard adult fare.
Personally, I loved the line being crossed there. Did it freak me out? Well, yeah, a little. I more than made up for it lending it to a male friend or two, however.
"Vegetarianism for me is about saying ‘yes’ to things - even meat." - Coupling
Oh, for borderline bi, there's balling movies. If you include those there's the entire lineup of Joey Silvera's Strap Attack series. It's great to see Evil Angel pushing the limits with titles like the Strap Attack series as well as Nacho's she-male movies. Hopefully they'll keep it moving and do a full out bisexual movie!
It's really too bad that Adam & Eve is the only "Big" and reputable studio who's tackled a bi movie in recent years. I think a bi movie by somebody like Wicked or Evil Angel would be a heck of a seller, if for no other reason than it might draw in a lot of bi-curious people who will be more comfortable picking up a bi movie when they know they have a quality studio behind it.
"Vegetarianism for me is about saying ‘yes’ to things - even meat." - Coupling
OK Rog, you got me. As has been pointed out countless times, it is often hard to determine tone or inflection of the written word. Would "Much to Rog's delight," be better?
I agree completely. With all the shemale and strap-on movies out there right now, is bisex really so taboo? Evil Angel even has a gay title out. I'd love to see Mason do a bisex flick...
The Pervert wroteI'd like to see more of these themes in standard adult fare. It's hardly exotica is it? In all those scenes where there are two guys and a girl, invariably she's getting fucked by the first and sucking the second, then they swap. Neither of them lay a hand on her anywhere else so as not to obscure the "action" view.
Slider and Rob, thanks for the clarification. Fine Bi Me is the only Bi film I've seen so far so I haven't anything to compare it with. It has it's awkward moments, mostly it's fun. Tina and Rod kissing passionately with Buck's cock between their mouths was very nice indeed as was their whole scene. I watched it with my sweetheart, he didn't get freaked out.
Posted - Jan 9 2005 : 6:56AM
