Gonzo is the current mainstream, so talking (needed to set-up and communicate the relationship) is often absent.

The features market is probably not going that way.

Edited by - croy on 10/12/2006 10:23:16 PM

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(I always thought that the Taboo: American Style movies were fantastic.)

+1 - Some of Pachard's best work. Has this four-parter made the leap to DVD?

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Edited by - Steph on 2/27/2007 3:22:01 PM

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The issue with incest-theme movies is that you need to have the tease and set-up properly laid out for them to have any power. You can't do incest in today's gonzo world and have it mean anything.

Taboo was a masterpiece.

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How about the real point of my post:

"The issue with incest-theme movies is that you need to have the tease and set-up properly laid out for them to have any power. You can't do incest in today's gonzo world and have it mean anything."

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I’d like to pitch the following to the director with the hopes that they make a sequal spoof parody featuring a Mary-Kate and Ashley Holeson incestual family romp along the same lines.

I’m thinking a similar toned sex-ed family teaching session could be both very shocking and arousing. The parents giving the girls the sex-ed discussion while their prom dates sit and watch stunned. It would be quite comical seeing the dates squirm aroused as the girls take a love batter across the face for the very first time, moments after we get to hear the twins say “"give me some of that Daddy batter!" I’m not sure if a gratuitous cum swapping by the girls is a bit too taboo.

Something hopefully to consider for a sequel! In the meantime eagerly awaiting this one.

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"Dr Schmutz Vol.8 - Happy incest"

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Taboo had the advantage of being a feature in an era when porn often tried to look like a real movie (with sex). So they spent the time setting up the circumstances, and tried to make it somewhat realistic--the hestitation, the doubts, feeling torn with what was going on. (I'm only talking about Taboo, I never saw T2). It worked, but they had the time and the interest in doing it.

That goes back to the original question. It was more popular in the 70s and 80s because you could make it more realistic, because you were making features and you could spend the time setting it up. The "problem" with incest is you have to convince the viewer that the actors really are closely related, because unless they're identical twins, there's no way to tell. If you just say, "this is brother and sister" and they get it on, it looks like any vanilla sex scene. If you spend the time selling the idea that the actors are brother and sister, then put them in bed, it's more likely to work.

I don't see that happening.

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