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Language(s):
English
Sound:
N/A
Number of Discs: 1
Packaging:
Standard box
Format:
NTSC
Region Code:
0 (Codefree)
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Director |
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Soma Snakeoil |
Actors |
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Deviant Kade, Master Feenix, Nikki Nefarious, Rubbernecro, Soma Snakeoil, Sparky Sinclair, Fat Mike, Carina Crash, Leigh Acosta, Joel H. Christ, Jim Powers, Bella Black, Martty Boy, Peggy, Miss Drea DeVille |
Categories |
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Bizarre (BDSM)
Fashion
Alternative
Stylish/Art
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Film Info |
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Catalog Date: 01.06.2012
Production Year: 2011
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Condoms:
N/A
Silicone:
N/A
Length: 73 Min.
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About Rubber Bordello
In this artsy fetish flick, director/performer Soma Snakeoil brings to life an early 19th century bordello in New Orleans. It's a place for people who want to expand their sexual horizon (and can pay for it). The services offered include various S&M and Femdom practices (e.g. bondage, spanking, anal 'torture') and even some good old in-and-out action. A 'fuck machine' is also available for hard-to-please guests, operated by rubber-clad maids exclusively. Interesting stuff!
An old-school BDSM flick with a soundtrack by Fat Mike.
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Editorial Review(s)
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Cornelius Cream
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RUBBER BORDELLO is a directorial effort from Soma Snakeoil, captured by Jim Powers. The rag music is by Fat Mike (singer/bass-player in the band NOFX). Despite lots of bondage, spanking and Femdom action, this movie is unlikely to find an audience outside the die-hard indie scene. The picture quality is intentionally bad and the soundtrack is an acquired taste (I'm not much of a Ragtime fan, to be honest). Although the movie was made by a lot of very likeable people, I still find it too arty-farty and not entertaining enough to watch.
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