I was a member of Insex for the last three years that it was online. Some of the articles on the site were troubling for me in that I did not enjoy what was being presented. Other articles and this is what kept me coming back to the site, were pure beauty in the presentation and pacing that PD took the models through. Personal preference is a common thread that binds us all. The thing about Insex that set it apart from any other BDSM site was the beauty and artistry of his work with the models. In each of the articles that he produced he always strove to create his vision. I read in an online forum that the directors were making this documentary and I had hoped that their work would do justice to the site. And they have through not only showing us what I as a member would see but the cast of characters from models, production crew to PD that made it all possible. Even the government has a bit piece in this with their "war on terror". Throughout the documentary we as the viewer are taken behind the scenes into the insanity and genius that was Insex. It is a tragedy the way that the Insex site and other online BDSM sites were targeted by those with power. Yes, a tragedy but out of that tragedy comes the work of art, Graphic Sexual Horror, that does honor to the side of humanity that some of us have to keep in the closet because of the intolerance of others. I look forward to future collaborations of this creative pair.
Review of Graphic Sexual Horror
