There's a vast difference between thinking that a filmed sexual act or some obscure fetish is creepy or strange, and a film where something is inherently odd about the film itself, and the sex is just another thing all together. No, these are films where the underlying concept is just weird, not the sex acts on display. People are turned on by stuff I'll never understand, and that's fine. In a post-Internet world, almost nothing surprises me anymore. I'm not talking about some odd sexual fetishes on parade.
There's the stuff that person likes (the type of porn that they personally enjoy), the stuff they just find boring, followed by things they think are kinda gross, and then the dreaded "leaving the room screaming" reaction.īut there's another category that has reared its weird head from time to time - The particularly strange, "how did this get made?" porno.
It seems to me that, for most people who will even occasionally enjoy viewing some professionally made erotica, porn falls into four general categories. The kinds of pornography that a person enjoys is a very personal thing. When home video took off in the latter part of that decade, pornography was one of the things that helped drive the sale of VHS players. Hardcore pornography went from back room illegal stag films to a semi-respectable status in the '70s, which is not surprising. When cameras were first invented, their use to create erotica followed closely behind. Pornographic cave paintings have been found, which confirms that humanity has wanted to see depictions of sexual acts since the very beginning of human society. The production of pornography has marched along with humans since the dawn of man.
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