'Happening' Explores the Horrors of Abortions Being Illegalized
I have no idea how getting an abortion is still not a basic right at this point, but that means the fight is far from over. So, films like Happening are ever-relevant.
Dark Paradise (1997)
Spirited pony girls in jingling tack strut beneath the dressages of equestrian dominas. A graceful geisha in a latex kimono demonstrates the art of elaborate bondage to a beautiful doe-eyed concubine. Machines of pleasure wielded by futuristic rubber goddesses in gleaming red and black drive a luscious blond slave to ecstatic agony while a misbehaving lass receives a merciless caning from a ruthless, corseted mistress. The boundary between reality and fantasy vanishes when Shayla's greatest visual creation, Mistress Midori, comes to life, orchestrating a Sadean spectacle in which Shayla herself is held in bondage by her own imagined characters, serving as human restraints, while Midori demonstrates her unparalleled skills with the flying leather lash.
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Spirited pony girls in jingling tack strut beneath the dressages of equestrian dominas. A graceful geisha in a latex kimono demonstrates the art of elaborate bondage to a beautiful doe-eyed concubine. Machines of pleasure wielded by futuristic rubber goddesses in gleaming red and black drive a luscious blond slave to ecstatic agony while a misbehaving lass receives a merciless caning from a ruthless, corseted mistress. The boundary between reality and fantasy vanishes when Shayla's greatest visual creation, Mistress Midori, comes to life, orchestrating a Sadean spectacle in which Shayla herself is held in bondage by her own imagined characters, serving as human restraints, while Midori demonstrates her unparalleled skills with the flying leather lash.
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Ernest Greene
In Theaters:1/1/1997
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Bizarre Films
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