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Truly Dreadful Film

Good films always raise compelling questions, whether the format is fiction or documentary fact.

While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

It's a good bad... and worth a popcorn matinée. While it's easy to lament what could have been...

'Hot Girls Wanted' is an intimate look at the 'amateur' porn industry, and is about as scary as you would assume - the 'industry' grinds up young girls really quickly and then leaves them with barely anything, and most likely ruined lives (pursuing another career at this point is difficult, considering that it is inevitable that your online work will be discovered).What the film doesn't conclusively answer is why these (and so many other) girls sign up for this. The girls usually say that it is because of the easy, quick money, the opportunity to travel, etc. That may be true, but one would think that even a tiny bit of research would reveal that this industry is dreadful and not worth the quick money (which I assume is one of the goals of the film- makers, to have this out there so young girls can see it). Unfortunately, the end result is that the girls come across as, at best vapid, at worst, just really stupid. It is also very difficult to feel any pity for the girls, as they do this of their own free will, and no one forced them into it.Tressa, the girl from Texas, for example - looking at her life - one still cannot comprehend why she did this. Her family seems stable and caring, she has a loving boyfriend - granted she was probably bored to death in her home town but why this dramatic leap? Was it really just money/travel? This remains unanswered. What should her parents have done differently to have prevented this? Travel more? I think many parents might watch this and be horrified, but not have any idea of what to do.The one avenue that could have been explored further is the rise of abuse porn sites, which really is disturbing. Still, though, as the girls participate of their own free will, there is not much that could be done.There will always be people in the world who are shockingly irresponsible and short-sighted. Not sure if a film about them was really necessary.

I definitely fit into a polar stance immediately with this sort of subject matter, which I then try to reason myself away from in an attempt to absorb the rationale of who creates this sort of work that demonizes (Oh no, surprise, surprise, I too, have been involved in porn!) a previous profession. But for what purpose? Stigma, nothing more, and here you DO get to see it in all it's contrived made-for- TV glory. Here is where the real weakness in this production is, first off, the ad campaign for this flick essentially gave away the better comments/shots in this movie (as advertising is prone to do currently, sure.) Secondly, The most relatable and telling part is the house atmosphere; I lived in a house like that and got that vibe of creeping exploitation that does prey on the uninformed and ill- educated. Third, no real analysis of how production companies operate, only the fallout and hearsay as filtered through a emotive lens. Plus, let's just go ahead and focus on the sad story and not the more interesting (or at least nuanced) stories of the other performers. There's lip service paid to proliferation of camera technology in the last decade that essentially creates the fast-paced commodity culture that is what seems to be sucking the art out of porn. So what your left with is sensationalism, of a prevaricated, but very real viewpoint that unfortunately gets boiled down to the kind of desperation that would cause someone to accept money for further exploitation of not just (the sanitized bits) of your porn life, but your personal one as well. I concur that these are very much the kind of girls that get passed on in professional porn, so the amateur market tends to be the way to go for them, and if you have the kind of manager portrayed here, you got the dime-a-dozen losers that have no solid public relations skills (but it's no surprise given our fly-by-night capitalist wingnut culture that allows what is fleeting-moment-sex-art to thrive by managers like this one to essentially flourish.) It's the reality that these performers are faced with, but the movie chooses to begrudgingly accept, rather than engage with serious focus on the next possible evolution of the amateur porn market and how it would affect them.No mention of how the forced oral sites got funded (I saw these sites advertised for like a month or 3, then on to cute girls on webcams) so I don't see much of the economic forces having to be accountable to what could be described as potentially harmful to future employment material. Where values and market forces honestly meet aren't given much value in this as much as just trying to get you to feel sorry for the girl from the conservative hunter head- bender background having to admit she was a porn star to her daddy (I wonder what they told him the cameras were there for?) You see a boyfriend add to the double guilt trip laid on by her parents, but you don't see the typical suitcase pimp boyfriend that would be extra chummy with Mr. House Manager hanging about going, "that bondage ain't so bad, you know." This movie does do something unforgivable as far as enlightening anything to do with porn, but sex work in general, is to add to the stigma by denigrating forced oral and BDSM as beneath them. The fact you see no real thoughtful response on that shows how toxic the hard-to-regulate industry can be with regards to wimmin in this society, and in particular this house with the laissez-faire YOLO attitude. I, at least wanted thoughtful dialogue about the cyst that developed on one performer, but no (my theory on that, by-product of hours of uncomfortable porn sex with condoms and not enough lube, but I would of really liked the doc's answer on that.)In the end, on the amateur market, if you wanted better performers, they would have a better negotiation apparatus to utilize and be snubbed for the less expensive girls you see here. Also, the cinematography does nothing to really get you to know these girls in any meaningful way. In short, it objectifies and rattles it's subject for the right, I'd guess, reality TV feel. It didn't quite work for me at all, and just reeked of laconic porn-bashing. It's bad enough porn isn't physically designed not to be the most pleasant thing in the world, now it has to be a sorority-sister secret-shame time. It recalls The Real Cancun in it's essence, just with more editing techniques scrapped together from the last decade. If you ask me, shifting attitudes about porn is going to take a better effort than this one.

I heard about this by accident,and figured it was another one of those feminist propaganda movies.Turned out I was wrong.It is an interesting little piece of documentary though. It shows you a honest inside view of parts of the internet world of teen porn . It interview the actors, in what seem to me a quite honest way.Most of these girls,seem to be the average small town girls. Who sees porn, as a way to get out of their crummy little hick towns,and see & be something bigger.And I totally get that.Small towns sometimes feel like they're suffocating you. One of them even said that it was a snap decision and a way to get away from her town They all seem to share, the sort of naive dreams of making it big in the internet porn industry.You get to see their up's and down tours.Hear what they feel about the different type of shoots they do. I feel they haven't really done much research, before agreeing to do porn.Cause the lot of them come off as quite naive. Thinking they will become rich from this.But I wouldn't say they are being abused or taken advantage of.Even though one girl claim so.You choose to do porn on a whim.If you don't do research you have nobody to blame but your self. She even state, that she said yes to everything,as long as it had a dollar sign in front of it. I mean,you can't pull the "I've been taken advantage off card" than. If you don't read the contract,you can only blame your self. One has a boyfriend who says he is okay with what she do,but later you can clearly see him being uncomfortable around his buddies, when the subject comes up.As he and his porn girlfriend visit them. Later he talks about how he wants her to quit. You can see that it's eating him, knowing the whole world can watch his girlfriend on the internet.But all in all I would call it a interesting good documentary not totally unbiased maybe,but still good

As a case study and glimpse behind the curtain of the amateur porn world, Hot Girls Wanted is an interesting and captivating tale. As a documentary, however, it lacks the scope and comprehension to delve deeper into the subject on a grander, more impactful scale.Premiering at Sundance Film Festival this year, audiences were a-buzz by the sensational subject matter and taken aback by the rare and untold story of how young girls barely out of high school find themselves in the adult film industry.The candor and frankness of the girls whose stories we are told in this documentary is shocking in its nonchalance. We learn that the normal career span of a 'barely-18′ porn star is three to six months. And when their time runs out after engaging in more fetishized and abuse oriented videos, a new crop of 'talent' is swiftly found with yesterday's Craigslist advertisement.The disposable nature in which these girls are treated in this microcosm of the porn industry is concerning and disheartening. And yet, the shock and outrage quickly dissipates as the documentary progresses and we spend more and more time in the sheltered environment. Most of this information should be old news to anyone who knows anything about the porn industry, and Hot Girls Wanted may only be illuminative to the most naive viewer.With no greater consequences of the potentially dangerous amateur porn occupation these girls expose themselves to, Hot Girls Wanted is merely an interesting film that sheds light on the subject. Film viewers will feel for the girls, but also be frustrated by their foolishness, and without any greater significance, will forget the film.Please check out our website for full reviews of all the recent releases.