Jan 252024
 

Roman Scandals is a 1933 American musical comedy, pre-Hays Code film. Eddie Cantor stars as Eddie, an oddball handyman in the present-day, corruptly governed town of West Rome. Without explanation, Eddie is transported back to ancient Rome and gets tangled up in a plot to kill the corrupt Emperor.

For our purposes, it’s noteworthy for two of the musical set-pieces, both designed by Busby Berkeley, famed for his production numbers involving vast arrays of women in identical, often fetishistic costumes.

The first is an elaborate dance number set at the Roman slave market. Women, naked but for long blonde wigs, are chained to walls. Other, brunette women do synchronized dances in scanty outfits on a tiered display like a giant wedding cake. Reptilian-looking men in the crowd eye the captive women. One of the brunette women is dragged to the top of the display, and then jumps off and dies, ending the number.

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Jan 162024
 

Welcome to Elust 169. Image courtesy of Calea Toxic.

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Blogging

Ramone Quides, Oh, What a November to Remember!

Books and Movies

History of BDSM, TammyJo & Peter discuss Professor Marston & the Wonder Women

Thoughts & Advice on Kink & Fetish

Cut to the Chaste, A Debate Over Orgasm Denial and Chastity

Pieces of Jade, Happy Christm-ASS

Morgan Destera, Guest Blog – Kylie Cockwhore

Podopheleus, 7 Powerful Insights: Exploring the Essence of France FemDom with Inanna Justice

Product reviews

barefoot, The Joy Snowman- A Bestvibe Review

Sex Toy DB, This Hip Doll Fucks You Back: Sinloli Ethel 27lb “Smart” Hip Doll Review

Joanne’s Reviews, Colon Balls Platinum Silicone Depth Trainer

Betty’s Toy Box, The Top 10 New Sex Toys of 2023. A Sexy Year in Review

Erotic Fiction

Jasmine Gold, Teacher’s Pet

JaimeMortimer. Bedroom Eyes 31

Erotic Non Fiction

Kristina J, The Role of Ego in BDSM: Navigating Power Dynamics with Awareness

Thoughts & Advice on Sex & Relationships

Buzz Vibes, Everything you need to know about the G-Spot

Body Talk and Sexual Health

Liz X Likes, Unlocking the Surprising Mental Health Benefits of Self-Pleasure

Sex Work

Lady Phoenix, 12 Months A Slave

Ms Sapora Knight, Erotic Devotion

Sex Worker Search, Sexworkopedia

Delilah Odell, Adventures In Playing For Both Teams: January 2024 Edition

Jan 152024
 

Police Woman S03E21 “Bondage”, aired March 1, 1977, dir. Arnold Laven, wri. Irv Pearlberg & Frank Telford

Police Woman was a 1974-1978 cop show that starred Angie Dickinson as Sgt. “Pepper” Anderson, set in Los Angeles. Episode “Bondage” involved Pepper infiltrating the porn industry.

The opening scene is set in an old-timey looking room, with a woman tied up by the wrists, standing. A maid (in a completely ahistorical uniform) comes in to help her “Countess”. (The background sound of a camera whirring betrays that this is a performance.) A man in period-ish wig comes in, dismisses the maid, and rips the back of the Countess’ nighgown. (No actual nudity, of course.)

Manny the Director: “And cut!”

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Jan 152024
 
Jan 142024
 

Dead Ringers (1988), directed by David Cronenberg, starring Jeremy Irons and Genevieve Bujold. Amazon

The film is based on a true story of a pair of identical twin gynecologists who died in a murder-suicide. Irons plays both Doctors Beverly and Elliot Mantle, and Bujold plays actress Claire Niveau, who catalyzes their disintegration.

In the story, Beverly does most of the work that makes them wealthy and famous in their field, while Elliot does the glad-handing and schmoozing. Beverly is fascinated by the “trifurcated uterus” of Claire, a troubled actress searching for a cure for her infertility. As they have done before, the confident Elliot seduces Claire and then passes her on to the shy Beverly, who claims to be Elliot. However, Beverly develops deeper feelings for Claire, and that reveals a hairline fracture in the partnership of the Mantle twins.

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Dec 182023
 
Dec 172023
 

A Woman in Flames (Die Flambierte Frau) is a 1983 German film about a woman who leaves her husband to become an escort. Amazon

Eva (Gudrun Landgrebe) is a housewife whose husband criticizes and disdains her. When he ignores her at the party she set up, Eva suddenly packs a bag and walks out.

After learning how to be an escort from a friend, Eva hooks up with Chris, a male escort who sees both men and women. He aspires to run a restaurant with an art gallery.

Eva moves in with Chris, and they become like a husband and wife who are both sex workers.

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Dec 152023
 

Welcome to Elust 168

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Books and Movies

Book Review: Principle Decisions by Thea Belmont

I Love a Man in Uniform (1993): The Celluloid Dungeon

Exit To Eden, by Anne Rice

Thoughts & Advice on Kink & Fetish

What’s Wrong With Forced Feminization?

A little pick me up.

BDSM Aftercare

Unlocking Pleasure: 14 Essential Prodomme Tips for Baby Subs

Erotic Fiction

Tender Domination

End

Sexy Ghost Story – Mia’s Books

Sex Work

Squeeze me Please Me

Double Deflowering

Happy Poo Emoji

What to Do When Your Sexual Expectations Fail You?

Revolting Prostitutes Book Review

Product reviews

Tracy’s Dog Flowliper Vibrator – Innovative Features and Honest Insights

Review: Velvet Thruster Prime

RawLoveStudio Moonbean Unicorn Dildo

Uncle Bob Silicone Dildo From John Thomas Toys

Qiui BeatPat Electro-Spanker Review: Is This Thing Even On?

Thoughts & Advice on Sex & Relationships

Keeping Your Toys Clean: A Guide to Protecting Your Health and Pleasure

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