Some studios are still producing softcore. It's a niche audience, but sometimes its the only way to bypass certain laws. For example; in south korea, hardcore porn is banned, so softcore is the onlything allowed to be produced.
Softcore Hunks!
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I want more of him please. Do you know his instagram or real name?
Does anyone know "Penthouse - Letters Vacation" porn movie's 'censored and hd version' please? On that movie Marco Banderas looks really hot.
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I found hardcore version but can't find censored version. Please, help.
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Well it's going to be hard from that screenshot?
Do you know the movie? The company who produced it? Any of the co-stars?
Or any more information?
I think the momentum on filming softcore died down or maybe that studios didn't feel like producing anymore. This article was an interesting read The demise of Cinemax After Dark: How the internet killed softcore porn
Yes, very true! I kinda feel in a sense movies like 365 Days and TV like Sex/Love are kinda bringing softcore back into mainstream in a sense. I also have noticed there are a lot of Philippino/Pinoy movies (I hope I'm categorizing it correctly) that focus a lot on softcore, which I had no idea about until early last year.
It's from the movie "Wild Child (1991)', his co-star was P.J. Sparxx, but I couldn't find anything more of him.
If they did hardcore, they will not show it or in some cases, they smoothed it out. There were some moments where they missed it. It was very quick, so you gotta have good eyes to catch it. Ex. The Korean softcore series where Korean actors go to Thailand to look for Thai women.
do you have any examples? i know the korean-thai series you're talking about and i've tried to find any parts that they missed blurring out but i couldn't find any.
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That kind of looks like Scott Gurney to me, but I don't know if he ever did any magazine pictorials like that appears to be.
Around 2016/17, Retromedia were hired to film several softcores (Kiss And Kill, Sleeping Beauties, Cinderella's Hot Night, High Hill Homicide, Illicit Desire). They were all directed by Dean McKendrick. I believe that was the last time a batch production of softcore films were made by a studio. Since then, people like Jim Wynorski still put out some films here and there (as recent as 2022: Bigfoot or Bust, Attack Of The 50 Foot CamGirl) but those films are genuinely so bad that it is hard to count them as 'film' (just my opinion).
Back in 2016/17, Dean already said that no network was asking for more softcores. This is why it stopped. Basically no demand no supply. Company like Retrimedia were 'gun for hire'. They only made softcores when they are hired to do so. They don't make a film and then shop around for buyers or distributors. According to Dean, the cost for producing a 'proper' softcore film is not as cheap as many people think. This is why they filmed the whole batch of films at the same time. They used the same group of actors/actresses but mixed them up across several films. For example, actress A was the lead on Film 1 but the supporting act on Film 2, etc. This is how they could schedule the shoot with the actors/actresses in the same locations within the same few days, just to minimize the production costs in order to stay within a low budget.
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