August 24th, 2026 -- by Bacchus
This below-the-waterline shot of a very nice ass in the swimming pool is from a little-regarded Russ Meyers sexploitation/horror flick from 1968 known variously as Finders Keepers, Lovers Weepers! and Null Null Sex:
There’s a cast of many and the plot summaries are awfully summary, so unfortunately I’m not in a position to specifically credit that excellent butt to any one of the actresses in the flick.
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August 22nd, 2026 -- by Bacchus
A nice juicy pussy is just the thing on a hot summer afternoon, don’t you think?
Now, hold still!
From the June 1976 issue of Flick magazine.
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August 20th, 2026 -- by Bacchus
The look of betrayed disgust on BeckyBee’s face when her husband messes up her kitchen video with a predictable bit of suggestive husband humor is exquisite:
When he gazes deep into her eyes and says “You’re a dirty girl” I don’t think she takes it in the highly complimentary spirit he obviously intends!
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August 18th, 2026 -- by Bacchus
Can you get there from here? It ain’t easy!
In the course of this ranty short-form video course on the difficulties of finding success as an independent porn performer and OnlyFans entrepreneur, Judah succinctly points out the problem that everybody on the adult web faces in this pornocalyptic social media age:
The biggest part of the job is self promotion. You want people to know about it. That’s the only way that you make money is if people find out. So you’re going to be out on the internet everyday trying to get people to find the links to your page. There’s a reason that fans is in the name. You have to have fans. You basically have to become an internet celebrity, micro influencer, whatever, in order to make this work. So all of the bad stuff that comes with that, gotta do that too.
It’s a social media job, and social media platforms hate people who do this job. They’ve made it very, very difficult to do it now if you’re not already established. You can’t post links in your bio, can’t post links on your story. You basically can’t directly advertise. You just have to insinuate. Because if you directly advertise,
you can get banned and then you lose your platform and lose half of your income or all of your income… The social media platforms that you’re dependent on could turn on you at any time and decide to suppress you or ban you. And then you’re fucked.
Indeed.
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August 16th, 2026 -- by Bacchus
Via Kinky Delight, we have two lesbians lounging and snacking in this vintage erotic artwork by T. Mertens, about whom very little is known:
Honest Erotica dates the artwork to 1937.
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August 14th, 2026 -- by Bacchus
This one-minute clip of Seth Rogan’s character ranting at his movie wife about their sexless marriage is from the new film The Invite, which Wikipedia suggests may have an overall warmer and funnier nature than you would infer from just watching this:
ErosBlog has been posting dispatches from the conversation about marital sex gone wrong (or missing) since the earliest days of the blog. Quotation should not be mistaken for endorsement or agreement, you know the drill, yada yada.
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August 12th, 2026 -- by Bacchus
ErosBlog has several posts in the deep archives exploring the unsettling objectification and dehumanization of women by treating them (for satirical, advertising, or humor purposes) as taxidermy trophies to be mounted for display and/or sale. Nor is it “all misogyny, all the time”; there’s even a gender-flipped version of the trope from the world of comic books for teen girls. Which brings us to the magazine comic version of the trope:
Who knew that rich old bastards could arrange for camara safaris at nudist camps?
The comic is signed “Morrie”, likely by Morrie Turner, and appeared in the November 1957 issue of Courage magazine.
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