Putting the sin back into cinema: best bdsm videos

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	"A stylish story about a TPE (total power exchange) relationship that goes all the way, complete with an equestrian-shop scene, from the director of Flashdance and Lolita."

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	"Look at the cover, and you'll understand why this long-running British TV series is held in such high esteem by connoisseurs of fetish (one of the British compilations is even titled "Kinky Boots")."

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	"Catherine Deneuve plays a bored housewife named Severine who becomes a prostitute looking for love in all the wrong places. Or maybe she's just fantasizing about it..."

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	"Perpetually prissy Hugh Grant and his wife, Kristen Scott Thomas, take a cruise where they alternate between repression and expression of their kinkiest desires."

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	"David Lynch's degenerate and decadent exploration of what happens behind closed doors in small-town America (as if we don't already know)."

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	"When it comes to the art of bondage, it's impossible to underestimate the contributions of Irving Klaw and his favorite model, Betty/Bettie Page."

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	"David Lynch's daughter horns in on the act with a psycho-sexy creepy crawler about an obsessive love affair that will thrill the amputee-fetish set to no end."

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	"Inspired by a 1942 noir classic, the director of American Gigolo explores the problems faced by those who can only find sexual satisfaction with their own kind."

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	"Originally titled "Naked Under Leather," which explains why it's here."

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	"More fun with the French (who certainly have a way with cameras when people aren't wearing clothes)."

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	"Bram Stoker's novel gets the full Russell treatment, which means much over-the-top weirdness in a manner not unlike Rocky Horror without the ironic smirks."

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	"From Korea comes the politically incorrect story of a man and his teenaged obsession. Occasionally oblique, but suitably graphic nonetheless."

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	"A thief breaks into the home of a dominatrix, falls in love, and tries to save her from herself, and maybe himself, too."

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	"The Marquis de Sade gets the full Hollywood treatment, and survives the process with flair and even a sense of fun, despite its lunatic-asylum setting."

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	"Richard O'Brien's campy corseted capers turned extreme kink into mainstream entertainment, and the film itself, in all its audience partici-pation glory, is nothing less than the fetish Wizard of Oz."

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	"Owing more than a little to Belle de Jour, a repressed wife seeks naughty (spelled "knotty") sexual satisfaction outside her marriage. Warning: romantic it's not."

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	"Don't forget to buy extra Sharpies in red."

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	"Bridget Fonda and Jennifer Jason Lee have fun with duct tape."

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	"Now re-released in its original French glory, plus dubbed English and Spanish versions."

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	"A semi-documentary that chronicles the adventures of a schoolgirl who drifts through the Japanese sex underground."

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	"The rest of the first season in which the aforementioned mystery is solved. If you haven't seen it since it aired on ABC (?!?) a decade ago, treat yourself to the complete experience."

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	"Laura Palmer's body bound in plastic washing ashore is quite possibly the best opening scene ever, and the rest of the pilot defined a world more twisted than anything short of Kenneth Anger."

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	"The movie version is actually the prequel to the series, best viewed after watching the first eight episodes because it presumes you already know who killed Laura Palmer."