Jenna Haze

"Vegetarianism for me is about saying ‘yes’ to things - even meat." - Coupling

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Edited by - 4theheart on 11/9/2006 10:12:55 AM

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With this in mind and reading this On The Set article, I think that there are a good amount of footage not showed in the movie.

Oh, I like the 32 minutes of BTS about Jenna's scene, really enjoyable... and Jenna posing in a photoshoot (love it!).

But ok, I just bought the movie for the Jenna's scene, I had this on mind, so I can't complain about the rest of scenes even when they don't ring my bells, indeed I have no care about them; and I got a nice BTS.

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"Vegetarianism for me is about saying ‘yes’ to things - even meat." - Coupling

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I'm going to be really careful before I pick up another video from Torrid.

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ADDITION: ...and therefore, a movie review is no longer an unbias movie review. It becomes a "this is how Star A did in her scene, because she's the only one I'm interested in...and she can do no wrong. The rest, sucked (or I didn't watch them objectively)". That's the problem with fanboy reviews (NOT you Bob, but others), IMO.

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The Jenna Haze scene is really hot, she is really awesome (what a new, huh? :-P) but as I said, I have complains about the light and some issues in the direction department.

I always knew that Jenna was only in one scene, so that idea of Jenna in more scenes sounds new for me. Maybe some people was thinking wrong about this; but I'm not.

For sure I buy the Jenna Haze movies that I can, and usually, in those films, there are other hot and good scenes aside the Jenna's one... don't expect the same this time...

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Jenna Haze's scenes in "Grand Theft Anal" and "Pretty Pussies Please" are both far better than her scene in "Ravaged" -- and then, of course, the other scenes in those videos are immensely strokable too.

Keith O'Connor (Mr. Torrid) should be tarred, feathered, and ridden out of town on a rail for this fraud.

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Most of the time, however, I think the fanboys have a personal agenda in reviewing...and one of those is to NOT let the reading public know who their favorite(s) are.

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I'm in the process of viewing PPP-2 and Naomi's scene withstanding (just digging in it now), I think Riley Shy took the cake in that flick. She's no Jenna (overall), but after a while, change is good & welcome.

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It certainly works for me as fantasy and as a reality between partners who are clean, but AIM's testing as it currently exists is not foolproof. See: Darren James, etc. And the only way anyone has contracted HIV in porn in recent times has been thru anal internal cumshots. I'm not saying it's a "bad thing" or that it's wrong to enjoy watching it, filming it or doing it, just that it's an unacceptable health risk. If you spend anytime with adult performers, you will learn a lot of gnarly details about what they go through on the physical side of things to curl your toes and turn your hair white. The "anal creampie controversy" is just the icing on the cake, as it were, but it's certainly the easiest thing to avoid with the most catastrophic risks. It's really disheartening that producers and fans clamor for it. But to each his own.

Edited by - skronker on 11/9/2006 9:17:39 PM

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I find it funnier that a single fan attempts to claim credit for the act taking place all together.

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If performers get tested regularly and people are honest about things(I know sometimes this doesn't happen), isn't that the best way to prevent HIV (aside from using a condom)?

Not bustin' your balls at all, just curious about your perspective.

Axl

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When I was just in California, I heard about drunk performers without paperwork being thrown unpaid into group sex scenes ... and that's for a very major company. As it all turns out, the actress in question had been tested, and is very probably a self-destructive idiot, but it so easily could have not turned out that way if responsible performers had not insisted on some immediate clarity. (Hey this is definitely second-hand gossip so don't call me Luke Ford).

Also, just because someone has a clean test does not mean they are clean. Or else, so many performers would not be routinely sidelined with STDs.

Anyway, go back to your regular scheduled Jenna Haze Rip-Off thread.

Edited by - skronker on 11/9/2006 9:25:06 PM

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Forget it, I'm not gonna bother by the tone of your reply.

Cheers
Axl

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People aren't always honest about things, and I think it's ALOT more than a "sometimes" kind of thing. There are alot of very responsible girls in this industry, but there are equally as many bad apples who may not be so cautious & careful with their health.

And in the adult industry, their health is everyone elses in many, many instances. As shown by past outbreaks & epidemics, it brings the whole industry to a standstill over one potential display of carelessness...all in an attempt to slow-down any possible chance that the disease(s) have spread to others.

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The only person to blame for misunderstanding Skronker's reply is he who doesn't do the research that Skronk has already done. And getting offended by what you perceive as his tone of voice doesn't do your awareness any favors, either.

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Darren James. Lara Roxx. "Split That Booty 2." I rest my case.

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I just feel that scolding anyone who enjoys watching an anal creampie isn't fair. You can't base it on this incident. Look at performers who contracted HIV before. Not all have contracted it through anal creampies. There may be a fair percentage, but my point is that it isn't the act that's the problem, it's people telling lies that is.

I respect you both a lot and I don't know you personally. You make good comments and points for discussion. I feel that I am too on this issue.

I just feel that addressing the real issue is what is more important than the sex act.

Axl

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Thanks for the latter comment, I'm usually just a windbag and/or asshole, take your pick.

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Obviously, it's a very small percentage of incidents balanced against the volume of performers and scenes. But, also too, it's obvious that AIM's policies are inadequate to guarantee the safety of ALL performers every time. Anyway, just a note of consciousness-raising. That's all. Go back to your wanking and cranking.

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I'd pay more to rent/buy if I was sure that money went to better testing.

I'm gonna go wank now. Got "Own My Ass" still shrinkwrapped and I'm gonna change that.

Have a good night guys.

Axl

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Just stating some very clear facts.

If you ever read any forums below Star Crossed, you may have noticed that I strongly opposed the war in Iraq. Though the fact that you use the war to try and defend your argument in favor of risky porn behaviors is kind of hilarious. And strangely appropo, in some regards. Kudos to you!

If I was trying to demonize anything, I don't think I would use the rather neutral language and tone that I've used.

My personal agenda is that creampies are fucking hot. But since I'd rather see performers I like not have their lives compromised by unwanted and easily avoidable infection, I'm just saying that the act poses a risk of employment that seems unacceptable – in light of the facts and recent history. Obviously, legal adults will do what they choose. And you are free to enjoy that. But performers are not bullet proof.

Hey, people go on TV and get shot by nail guns. More power to them. At least, scars heal. But a retro-virus is forever.

Edited by - skronker on 11/9/2006 10:50:34 PM

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The best way to prevent HIV is to avoid risky behavior. Obviously, being a sex performer carries risk of contracting STD's. However, as Skronker has pointed out, every case of female-contracted HIV that we know of in the porn industry has been associated with an anal 'creampie.' I say there's a difference between taking risks and being stupid, and anal 'creampies' crosses that line.

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