"A man has got to see his face." Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror
This documentary moves chronologically through Black representation in horror films, revealing the genre's connections to Black history.
Electric Blue Special: Deep In Silicone Valley
The biggest assets in Hollywood these days are usually to be found on a porno stars chest. In the cut and thrust of todays ‘X’ rated movie industry it seems nothing succeeds like big boobs. Deep in Silicone Valley features a dozen top hard core stars who realise they wouldn’t be working without the support of their silicone implants. Pound for pound the best value in town.
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The biggest assets in Hollywood these days are usually to be found on a porno stars chest. In the cut and thrust of todays ‘X’ rated movie industry it seems nothing succeeds like big boobs. Deep in Silicone Valley features a dozen top hard core stars who realise they wouldn’t be working without the support of their silicone implants. Pound for pound the best value in town.
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Written By:Paul Raymond
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