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kontextmaschine:

In fairness, the “gonzo porn” trend of the 90s was about realizing narrative scenes have no sexual purpose.\ufffc

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Honestly I’m with Colin Spacetwinks in saying “arousing scenes in not otherwise pornographic movies”, including shit we don’t think about today like the whole rape-revenge genre, was an artifact of more constricted mass communication channels

Like no one talks about Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition anymore, which was basically American gravure. I assure you they used to well into the 90s, past the football-phone TV ad era, cause it was this well-known, winked-at cultural institution.

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