A book review by Nancy Jainchill Originally published in entropymag.org 2016 Radical Descent: The Cultivation of an American Revolutionary by Linda Coleman Norton, Pushcart Press, pp. 342, $18.00 For at [...]
by Nancy Jainchill Originally published in entropymag.org January 2016 “Wear red,” we were told. The occasion was the memorial and celebration of Candida Royalle, the “Grace Kelly of porn,” who [...]
Delightful. Delicious. Disarming. That’s how I’d describe Adorn, a Jennifer Lyon Bell film starring Sadie Lune and Parker Marx. And Wildcard, also directed by Jennifer Lyon Bell, starring Bishop Black and Kali Sudhra. Against a setting that is nostalgic and inviting, Bishop and Kali are “playing” a card game...
A review of Pleasure Mapping. Directed by Poppy Sanchez. 2019 (20 mins. run time) Review by Nancy Jainchill. Welcome to Sex School. As the film explains, Sex School is an [...]
Chemistry Eases the Pain, produced by Pink and White Productions, and directed by Shine Louise Houston, with Jiz Lee as the first Assistant Director, is about figuring out who we [...]
Tidal is a seven minute film that is part of Vesperal, a French indie project run by queer performer and artist Ursinae, “aiming to explore visual poetry and porn.” There [...]
Camera and I (14 mins, directed by Shine Louise Houston) From the opening shot of a talking camera mounted on a tripod, you know this brief film is going to [...]
So many years ago I had a brief and sad career in porn—one that’s too late to change—even if Annie Sprinkle affirms the beauty of older women. Nonetheless, I came [...]
How can you not cheer for Annie Sprinkle, for her unbridled enthusiasm and her joy of pleasure. Annie loves feeling good and she shares that whenever she can. Annie Sprinkle’s [...]
Suburban Dykes, is a sex fest—showcasing how wonderful sex is, how good it feels—celebrated by a suburban lesbian couple, played by Pepper and Nina Hartley. Although Pepper tells Nina that [...]