In Part 3 of 'This isn't Twilight...but it's the Twilight you deserve', our hosts Grace Banks and Hope Lawson continue their discussion of a XXX parody of Stephenie Meyer's classic work 'Twilight', analyzing it as a legitimate interpretation of the original source material - the book. They unpack the moment of penetration, the surprising (but satisfying) anal, and the moment of the firing of Chekhov's Cock.

The film reviewed is Sammy Slater's 2009 work 'This Isn't Twilight: The XXX Parody", which stars Jenna Haze as Bella, Chris Johnson as Edward, Phyllisha Anne as Esme, Steve Crest as Carlisle, Lyla Storm as Alice, Talon as Jasper, Audrey Hollander as Victoria, Dick James and Laurent and Otto Bauer as James. Further details can be found on the IMDB page: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1527787/

WARNING: THIS PODCAST IS NOT FOR CHILDREN AND IS PROBABLY NSFW

In Part 2 of 'This isn't Twilight...but it's the Twilight you deserve', our hosts Grace Banks and Hope Lawson continue their discussion of a XXX parody of Stephenie Meyer's classic work 'Twilight', analyzing it as a legitimate interpretation of the original source material - the book. They get deep into the history of gothic fiction and the allusions to Byron, Bronte and Austen, and look at the focus scene in the context of the entire film.

The film reviewed is Sammy Slater's 2009 work 'This Isn't Twilight: The XXX Parody", which stars Jenna Haze as Bella, Chris Johnson as Edward, Phyllisha Anne as Esme, Steve Crest as Carlisle, Lyla Storm as Alice, Talon as Jasper, Audrey Hollander as Victoria, Dick James and Laurent and Otto Bauer as James. Further details can be found on the IMDB page: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1527787/

WARNING: THIS PODCAST IS NOT FOR CHILDREN AND IS PROBABLY NSFW

In Part 1 of 'This isn't Twilight...but it's the Twilight you deserve', our hosts Grace Banks and Hope Lawson discuss a XXX parody of Stephenie Meyer's classic work 'Twilight', analyzing it as a legitimate interpretation of the original source material - the book. The chosen film Casting, costume, and interpretation all come under the spotlight.

The film reviewed is Sammy Slater's 2009 work 'This Isn't Twilight: The XXX Parody". It stars Jenna Haze as Bella, Chris Johnson as Edward, Phyllisha Anne as Esme, Steve Crest as Carlisle, Lyla Storm as Alice, Talon as Jasper, Audrey Hollander as Victoria, Dick James and Laurent and Otto Bauer as James. Further details can be found on the IMDB page: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1527787/

WARNING: THIS PODCAST IS NOT FOR CHILDREN AND IS PROBABLY NSFW

In the final installment of 'You Get No Lemons', Hope and Grace go deeper than ever to discuss Marxist Theory, Greek Mythology, and the moment Chekhov's Cock goes off.

WARNING: THIS PODCAST IS NOT FOR CHILDREN AND IS PROBABLY NSFW

In part 1 of 'You Get No Lemons', Grace and Hope discuss the exposition of Lemon Stealing Whores, an adult film made famous by its bold opening and unconventional premise. They find Shakespearean references and the possibility of economic discourse.

WARNING: THIS PODCAST IS NOT FOR CHILDREN AND IS PROBABLY NSFW

In Part 2 of 'You Get No Lemons', Hope and Grace continue their analysis as the action moves from the pastoral to the domestic setting. There is much discussion of the set, composition, and the symbolism of lemons and ducks.

WARNING: THIS PODCAST IS NOT FOR CHILDREN AND IS PROBABLY NSFW

While researching for this episode, we found out a few things that were less than comedic. In particular, in the years since Lemon Stealing Whores was made, James Deen has been the subject of serious abuse allegations, including from his co-star and then-partner Joanna Angel. The director of the film, Hayley Paige, tragically passed away in 2007.

The adult film industry is not free of controversy. Issues including harassment and abuse, discrimination and prejudice, and breeches of contract terms and privacy have all made news headlines in recent times. We also know that these problems are not limited to adult entertainment, and occur wherever there are power imbalances and those who wish to exploit them.

This podcast series is intended to be comedy and our only goal is to give you the opportunity to giggle on the train, chuckle in the kitchen, or laugh while you're pretending to work. So while we will not be dealing directly with many of the darker aspects of porn, this series is not made in ignorance of their existence. We have the utmost respect for everyone in this industry and we stand with all victims of abuse, wherever and whenever it occurs.