R@pe movies

[phantom]

I do no know the laws concerning this...but can we see dofantasy comix being acted out by actors....it is like a porn movie but the fantasy is r@pe and the actors give there consent at the beginning of the movie...because i do not think there is such a channel on TV

[ifob8]

I don't think it does exists...The only r@ape movie of Dofantasy is: ''Slave Sisters'' and is computer made.

[ROBERTS]

Yeah, I'd love to do that...but how would you guys ever get to see it? Not online. No, it's not illegal, it's against Bank rules, and you need a credit card to join a website or buy a movie online.
So you got any ideas on how I can spend thousands of dollars making a movie and get paid for it online? You do know this is the one problem that keeps you from seeing the REALLY dirty pictures...we're not allowed to show them because the Bank will cut off our account. Solve the Bank problem and you'll see everything you ever wanted.

[Lostboy]

Doesn't Wayne Wine make money off his 3D slave sisters movie?

[ROBERTS]

I"m not so sure that was much of a success. I would never do anything in 3D modeled animation anyway..I am a traditional cel animator all the way.
And anyway, what I mean is, don"t you guys really want to see the most nasty, dirty, perverted, twisted stuff ever in a movie? If I let my imagination run wild, they won"t allow you to buy it online. I would get right on it, but I do not see how to do what I want to do and still get paid.

[Nuria]

Doesn't Wayne Wine make money off his 3D slave sisters movie?

That movie was too expensive to produce. We're not going to do a new one unless technology makes the process simpler (cheaper) in a near future.

[ROBERTS]

Anyway, Phantom is talking about using live actors to do a real movie like this. It could be done....the stuff at Kink.com and over at PD"s website comes close, but they still have the Bankers looking closely at what they do, and there are lines they can"t cross.

[ernestgreene]

Though Europe and Japan have whole genres of live-action vids devoted to this material, I doubt you'll see it anywhere that wants legal U.S. distribution in the U.S.

As Roberts says, no way to bill for it and too great a risk of prosecution. Every video company I've worked for has coercion of any sort on their list of no-show content. Just got another update on one of those today.

Not going to happen here anytime soon.

[ROBERTS]

I'll let you know if I do decide to move my operations to Czech Republic. It's a whole different scene over here.