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Good Damon Hunting

Comstock Films offers a genuinely new vision of couples' sexuality in this groundbreaking series of explicit documentary-style features of real-life lovers. Damon And Hunter: Doing It Together takes an intimate look inside the personal relationship of rising adult stars Damon DeMarco and Hunter James. Krathyn White talks to Tony Comstock.

Directed and produced by Tony Comstock, Damon & Hunter aims to rise above pure porn by delving into the machinations of sex between two people and continues a series of documentary style films focusing on sex.

“Most porn is so poorly produced that I often wonder what people find sexy about it,” explains Comstock. “That's part of the reason we actually shoot using film and not using video.”

It's also about showing the finesse of sex. “Because of the mass produced nature of porn I find it impossible to get any sort of emotional, let alone sexual, rise out of it. When you consider how the porn industry actually operates, with studios churning out films on mass to get the volume in order to make any sort of profit, it's no wonder the majority of pornographic films are just bland, banal and un-sexy,” says Comstock.

A documentary-style pornographic feature, Damon & Hunter r is compiled with footage of the couple having sex, interspersed with interviews of the couple being asked about their lives, how they view their relationship, their sexuality, as well as what and how they like having sex.

“I think one of the most interesting outcomes of the film is the amount of tenderness that comes out of showing Damon and Hunter not only having sex but also talking about it. This means it works on a number of levels for different people –
it titillates but it also provokes. I think that's one of the most successful outcomes of the entire project,” says Comstock.

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Comstock Films is founded in memory of Anthony Comstock, and s dedicated to using film to celebrate the freedoms and pleasures he fought so hard to suppress. We are pleased to offer explicit films that revel in the pleasures of sexual relations between consenting adults. We hope that viewing our films, either alone or with a loved one, will move you to revel in the pleasure of your own sexuality.
Anthony Comstock was a prude of the first order, but he was also a man who knew how to get things done. In 1866 he formed the New York Society for the Suppression of Vice, and by 1873, he succeeded in getting the U.S.Congress to pass the “Act of the Suppression of Trade in, and Circulation of, Obscene Literature and Articles of Immoral Use” commonly known as “The Comstock Act”.
The Comstock Act was used to suppress erotic art and literature, (Comstock boasted about the number of “libertines” that he had driven to suicide) as well as making the distribution of birth control information a crime. In 1914 Margaret Sanger was prosecuted under the Comstock Act, with Anthony himself in attendence.
Anthony Comstock is widely acknowledged as history's greatest censor. As a special, unpaid postal inspector for the U.S. government, he was responsible for the destruction of an estimated 160 tons of literature and photos. Among the destroyed material were novels now considered masterworks of the English language, information on birth control, and medical text books. In addition to his campaign against all materials that addressed sex, Comstock also campaigned against modern art and literature, which he labeled “impure”. Nearly 100 years after his death, the ghost of Anthony Comstock still casts a long shadow over our cultural and sexual landscape.