Forbidden media

[AnOminous]

Wasn't the girl in the movie Blame It On Rio 17 years old when she did the nude scenes?

It's pretty obvious the entire reason the movie was made was because of that, the director of the movie was an old guy who also directed Singing In The Rain weirdly enough, I'm assuming he was a "dirty old man"

"Director Stanley Donen spotted her in a photograph in the fashion biweekly W,[1] and just as her modeling career was beginning, chose her to act in his feature film Blame It on Rio instead. Since she was 17 at the time, she required permission from a judge to appear topless in the film."

So the diddler somehow got a diddler judge to sign off on it because this is apparently a thing.

Apparently it was somehow okay to shoot straight up porn of Brooke Shields from when she was 9 or so.

 

[Damien Thorne]

Let’s not forget the underage nudity in that lovely Kevin Spacey film that was so beloved by the Academy Awards - American Beauty. I always hated that film.

 

[RockPaper]

Let’s not forget the underage nudity in that lovely Kevin Spacey film that was so beloved by the Academy Awards - American Beauty. I always hated that film.

It sucks. It's depressing as hell and there isn't a single character worth rooting for in the entire movie. Everyone's shit.

 

[Duncan Hills Coffee]

"Director Stanley Donen spotted her in a photograph in the fashion biweekly W,[1] and just as her modeling career was beginning, chose her to act in his feature film Blame It on Rio instead. Since she was 17 at the time, she required permission from a judge to appear topless in the film."

So the diddler somehow got a diddler judge to sign off on it because this is apparently a thing.

Apparently it was somehow okay to shoot straight up porn of Brooke Shields from when she was 9 or so.

Well which is it, Wikipedia?

 

[James Roancrest]

It sucks. It's depressing as hell and there isn't a single character worth rooting for in the entire movie. Everyone's shit.

What, are you telling me you couldn't root for the psychotic kid who recorded a grocery bag blowing in the wind, his girlfriend who was worried her breasts weren't big enough, the miserable parents of these two idiots, and the underaged cheerleader turned on by an older man who was portrayed by a guy who went on to diddle an underaged boy?

How could you not relate to these people?!?

 

[RockPaper]

What, are you telling me you couldn't root for the psychotic kid who recorded a grocery bag blowing in the wind, his girlfriend who was worried her breasts weren't big enough, the miserable parents of these two idiots, and the underaged cheerleader turned on by an older man who was portrayed by a guy who went on to diddle an underaged boy?

How could you not relate to these people?!?

You're forgetting the closeted gay neo-Nazi.

 

[James Roancrest]

You're forgetting the closeted gay neo-Nazi.

Oh, yeah. Forgot about him. He was the hero at the end of our film by putting us out of our misery. He ended the film.

 

[Pointless Pedant]

OP is either an obvious glowie or a retarded pedo, but isn't In The Realm of The Senses just a very violent and pornographic samurai movie from the 70's? I always was under the impression that it was the Japanese equivalent of the Caligula movie with Malcolm McDowell.

There are very few movies that are outright banned in the United States. Most of the banned films are banned from de facto corporate censorship like Song of the South and the original unedited theatrical cut of Star Wars while the rest are either literal hardcore CP or were locally banned in specific jurisdictions in the first half of the 20th Century.

For fuck's sake, A Serbian Film is legally available in the United States as are most of the movies OP listed. Blue Lagoon was even on Netflix back in the early 2010's.

Even The Birth of a Nation is still legally available and that one was seen as extremely racist even back in the 90's and 2000's. Granted, it's in the public domain and is one of the most important films in the history of cinema so it will always be in print even if it's just a historical curiosity or for film students.

Ai no Koriida (literally bullfight of love, but translated as In The Realm Of The Senses) is a classic historical biopic of a crazy 1930s hooker called Abe Sada who strangled her lover and cut his genitals off and kept them. It's obviously very sexually explicit given the subject matter, but it's an erotic drama and the few scenes with naked children are just supposed to represent customs of the time (remember naked public bathing was common in Japan). The film was cleared for release even in the UK decades ago, never mind America where it was released as part of the Criterion collection. It's nothing like the Brooke Shields stuff around the same time where she was literally posing naked for erotic photo shoots at the age of 10. It's also one of the few of these infamous films that's actually good and well worth watching.

 

[Dang Woodchucks!]

As a fellow glowie, I have to ask any SAGs currently browsing the thread: How do I know if I got "dubs"?

 

[Calandrino]

Yeah, that was surprisingly a common thing back in the day. Many teenage girls would lie about their age since nude scenes usually earned you a slightly higher paycheck and most of the time the directors and producers would take them at their word if they looked old enough to pass for 18 or 19. This was common not only in the porn industry and in the "grindhouse" independent movie studios but even in mainstream Hollywood back in the day.

Yeah entirely aside from artsy stuff like American Beauty or French films about the sexual awakenings of 12 year old girls or whatever, there's probably like a bazillion fairly prosaic cases of mainstream theatrical American movies where the actress playing Hot Naked Chick #3 is underage, without any fanfare or controversy. OP can probably stock up on CP at Walmart if he's so inclined, just cross reference imdb birthdates with Mr. Skin and see what comes up.

 

[Ruin]

Yeah entirely aside from artsy stuff like American Beauty or French films about the sexual awakenings of 12 year old girls or whatever, there's probably like a bazillion fairly prosaic cases of mainstream theatrical American movies where the actress playing Hot Naked Chick #3 is underage, without any fanfare or controversy. OP can probably stock up on CP at Walmart if he's so inclined, just cross reference imdb birthdates with Mr. Skin and see what comes up.

You can buy the Scorpions album Virgin Killer which has a nude eleven year old on the cover at any used records store. Pedophile panic didn't really kick off until the 90s when stranger danger became a thing.

 

[New Fag]

You can buy the Scorpions album Virgin Killer which has a nude eleven year old on the cover at any used records store. Pedophile panic didn't really kick off until the 90s when stranger danger became a thing.

I must say I am quite peeved I didn't get the 'pedo version' before it became £50+ vinyl album, not because I like pedophilia [or The Scorpions] but because I like shit which is on the edge/banned/pisses people off/etc. Same goes for an original version of 'Dawn of the Black Hearts' if you can work out what is an original...

Also I'd love to see the stuff cut from Freaks, can't even imagine what that was.

and my contribution to the thread, the opening of Fast as a Shark by Accept, they got in a lot of shit in Eastern Europe for the intro and promised not to do it again, Rage [not Rage Against the machine] left it completely out of their cover. Meanwhile me and the whole of the Kentish Forum were going "Hei--di, heido, heida, Hei--di, heido, heida, Heidi, heido, heidahahahahahahaha [etc]" for several minutes while Accept took the stage and the encore was Ball to the Wall.

 

[Jason Wynn]

What about lost media like the Timothy Treadwell tapes? Christine Chubbuck’s suicide or Armin Meiwes tapes? Not sure about the last two but I have a morbid curiosity about the Treadwell audio.

 

[AnOminous]

Same goes for an original version of 'Dawn of the Black Hearts' if you can work out what is an original...

You'd probably need an expert to identify it for sure (or be an expert yourself), since it was a bootleg so there wasn't really an "official" version at the time.

 

[Michael Jacks0n]

Who else here likes committing crime? Let's all talk about our criminal activity and post any evidence we have of our criminal activity.

I smelled some marijuana smoke in Vietnam!!!

 

[Seora]

You can’t imagine my disappointment with this thread. From the title I thought it was going to be discussion of some propaganda shit like NK films (where they abducted actors) or maybe banned films/ Winnie the Pooh CCCP shit. Not creepy FBI glowie bait shit about CP.