Demonic Is Trippy Sci-Fi Fun, and That’s About It
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Exhausted: John C. Holmes, the Real Story (1981)
It's difficult to remember what porn was like in the 70s. In this era when pornstars are on TV, date movie stars, and are on album covers, the secret world of men in raincoats attending sleazy theaters is hard to imagine. Now most people see porn on their TV or internet. Once upon a time, though, it was a big deal for a porn star to hit the mainstream, and John Holmes did just that. With a 14 inch endowment and not so good looks, Holmes made thousands of movies and slept with thousands of women. He became well-known for his Johnny Wadd series, where he was an international man of mystery, and hardcore sex. Eventually he got heavily into drugs, got involved in a brutal murder, and finally died of AIDS.
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It's difficult to remember what porn was like in the 70s. In this era when pornstars are on TV, date movie stars, and are on album covers, the secret world of men in raincoats attending sleazy theaters is hard to imagine. Now most people see porn on their TV or internet. Once upon a time, though, it was a big deal for a porn star to hit the mainstream, and John Holmes did just that. With a 14 inch endowment and not so good looks, Holmes made thousands of movies and slept with thousands of women. He became well-known for his Johnny Wadd series, where he was an international man of mystery, and hardcore sex. Eventually he got heavily into drugs, got involved in a brutal murder, and finally died of AIDS.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:6/6/1981
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Annazan
Cast
Julia St. Vincent
Director
John Holmes
Self - Interviewee / Various Roles
Seka
Self - Interviewee / Blonde with Johnny
Jesie St. James
Vickey Caruthers (archive footage)
Annette Haven
Girl in Opening Credits Only (archive footage)
Georgina Spelvin
Alexandra (archive footage)
Linda Wong
Jasmine (archive footage)
Paula Wain
Laureen / Sandi (archive footage)
Laurien Dominique
Penny Holmes (archive footage)
Fatima Hamoud
Belly Dancer (archive footage)
Melba Bruce
Patty (archive footage)
Felecia Sanda
Maria Luisa (archive footage)
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