You do realize that the models in a lot of TiM’s videos are high right? So it’s okay just as long as nobody actually says it? The only reason these guys aren’t “hot” to you is because
you’ve basically been told they are using drugs. Way to go aboit supporting the ida of ignorance is bliss.. So what about the guys who are high in other films? You can ignore it because it’s not quite so blatantly obvious to the novices’ eye?
I don’t think the style of TiM’s films have changed dramatically, as you seem to believe. They make fetish videos. Some people’s fetish is cum. That’s why ‘all the cum’..
If you did have actual first hand experience, enough to form a true opinion on this matter, I don’t think you would have missed the innuendo.

I use meth, sometimes in conjunction with other
party drugs such as G, to pnp typically once every couple months and have been
for a few years now. Yes, I understand that drugs are not necessarily good for
my body, but neither is the air I breathe when I walk around NYC. Basically
what you are saying is everyone who uses drugs is an addict, a fuck-up, and out
of control of their habits and lifestyle – an assertion that is entirely false.
It is absolutely nobodies business what any individual does with his or her
free time, and I am a prime example of an occasional drug user who has his life
in order and is mentally and physically stable.I have seen
first-hand the destructive behavior which can result from drug abuse, and can
tell you that it is a matter of personal will power which causes people to spin
out of control. Obviously if you use highly addictive substances, you are
running the risk of your body becoming chemically dependent on those
substances. Whenever I have found myself wanting more and more, I take a step
back. I don’t allow myself more because I know that state of mind can lead me
down a dark road. For people who are addicted to narcotic substances and are
truly out of control have nobody to blame but themselves, and if your life is
being negatively affected by such a person, you have one of two choices: either
distance yourself from that person (which is often times considered the easy
route), or try your best to advise and assist that person in getting the help
that they need (which may even be easier, depending on how you look at it -
being spared any guilty feelings for declining to at least try to help someone
you care about).Being HIV negative, and not desiring, but
also not judging, intentional HIV-conversion, I do use condoms when I pnp, and
you hear people say that meth “makes people do stupid things such as
having bareback sex in nsa situations”, but that too, is a personal
choice. Party drugs may alter your mind and increase the likelihood of your
deciding to bareback, but when it comes down to it, everyone has the choice to
either use a condom or not – again, this is a matter of personal will power. If
your partner declines to use a condom after being asked to do so, guess what!
You don’t have to have sex with that person!As for your
comment on Auschwitz, and documenting the rape and torture of imprisoned
persons, I do not see why you are drawing this comparison. The acts presented
in the film are of a consensual nature – far different than the atrocities committed
in nazi concentration camps, and are still happening all around the world.
Hell, maybe if there were advanced camera equipment at that time, somebody
would have had the guts and been brave enough to covertly document what was
going on behind those electrified fences. The truth certainly would have got
out sooner than it did, and a lot more lives could have been saved, regardless
of the fact that it would have evoked highly negative emotional responses to
watch people being treated in such a terrible manner. What it sounds like to me
is that you are obstinately opposed to being exposed to subject matter which
makes you uncomfortable. There is an easy (and free!) remedy for this, DON’T
WATCH IT, DON’T READ IT. It is your personal right to either allow yourself to
indulge in these activities or not.I myself, absolutely
love, and encourage others to expose themselves to art, and yes I use the word
art intentionally for its powerful implications, which displays socially taboo
subcultural subject matter. Clearly you don’t have to if you don’t want to, but
I crave knowledge and a worldly perspective. I desire to understand things from
multiple view points, and what better way to do so than to open yourself up to
the works and dialogue created by artists such as Paul Morris and Liam Cole.
Andy Warhol created a half-hour long silent film entitled Blow Job, displaying
a man receiving oral sex. Although there is no nudity shown in this film, it
was very controversial at the time. You can now find Warhol’s works in
prestigious galleries and museums around the world. While I don’t think that
Cole’s SLAMMED was created with the intent of appealing to today’s or future
museum/gallery audiences, I believe that this project, and some other projects
released by Treasure Island Media have the elements necessary to be considered
documentary style (adult) cinema. Most porn coming from big-name studios are
boring, over-produced, use absurd story plots, and try to accentuate certain
stylistic approaches which always fail to deliver because the actors can’t,
well, act. The actors usually do not have anything to do with the subculture
which they are paid to represent. Treasure Island Media has taken the gay porn
industry by storm by using REAL men who are personally actively involved in the
sexual subculture, and the result is a product that is truly authentic. When
shooting a BDSM scene, who is better equipped to make the scene as real as
possible than people who are actually interested and involved in the BDSM
subculture and live that lifestyle? For the most part, what they are doing on
film is exactly what they would do in the privacy of their own home.I
cannot speak for anybody but myself, but I’m sure many others also have sexual
fantasies that may seem fucked up to someone who doesn’t share in their desires.
Personally, I would love to be gangbanged bareback by thirty or so beautiful
aggressive tops. Being used like an object, fucked at both ends and filled with
their hot, sticky loads until I’m dripping and can’t walk without a cane. I
even think that being raped would be really hot, although I would probably
change my mind if I were legitimately accosted in an alley somewhere – and rape
porn generally fails to deliver because the bottom usually seems just a little
to “into it”. Now where do drugs come in with sexual fantasy? I
probably could not handle being gang banged if I were sober, simple as that. As
for people who do not/cannot use drugs, or cannot bring themselves to go
through with committing taboo sexual acts, Treasure Island Media, and a select
few other producers, offer the best second-hand experience. It is a way to
vicariously satisfy every fucked up sexual desire one might have. You could
make the argument that exposing people to these images could increase the
likelihood that they would be encouraged to seek out a more direct, and
possibly high risk form of satisfaction. I would rightly counter that argument
with the fact that it is the individual’s choice to do so, and as I said
before, it is nobodies business what any one person does with their free time.
I would also like to add that it is wrong for anyone to judge another person
for any act that does not involve or directly affect them, and if they do, I
personally believe that person is a self-righteous prick who probably tends to
unhealthily suppress their own sexual nature – a core element of basic human
nature and individual personality. Just to cover all bases here, I’d like to
tie in what I wrote about intentional HIV-conversion. It can be said that this
affects all tax-payers due to government-funded HIV/AIDS assistance programs
taking on the burden of these intentional transmissions. I lived in San
Francisco for a while where there is socialized health care, and I met people
there whom purposefully contracted HIV. Some do so because they simply don’t
want to have to worry about it anymore, and see it as a way of freeing
themselves from the anxiety of worrying about the occasional unprotected
encounter, or having to use condoms with everyone they have sex with, and everyone
knows unprotected sex feels a lot better than protected sex. Others do it for
the government benefits: free or affordable healthcare, specialized housing and
meal assistance, etc. Let’s think about this a little more thoroughly; At some
point, the people of San Francisco had to vote either in favor or against this
legislation, and the majority of voters happened to be in favor – if an
individual was in the minority, and they are that worried about it, they can
always relocate somewhere which holds closer to their personal political
ideals. The only people at fault are the people who did not weigh the possible
consequences of allowing access to these programs whose bill is footed by the
city taxpayer.I am a man who clearly does not agree with
the censorship of any media or art, and the comment presented above is an
obvious endorsement of the belief that censorship keeps people safe. Factual
education keeps people safe. Simple as that. I would like to close this by
saying that I am a sexually-liberated, twenty-three year old man, with the
ability to think beyond my years. I’m only hoping to see more people confront
their fears and eliminate their judgemental attitudes toward topics which they
do not understand, and have no business spewing their half-assed rhetoric on
the minds of the blind followers of our society. Learn to think for yourselves,
and worry only about your own personal moral standing instead of passing judgement
on others while suppressing your own animalistic instincts and desires.

you’re clearly were not running in the same subcultural circles. I live in New York, and I’ve seen it plenty of times. It’s happening and this film is going to be an extraordinary work of cinema, like it or not.

I haven’t heard that name before. The image comes from a 1939 movie named “Narcotic”. It’s a fascinating piece of cinematic/social history. There is a scene that depicts a drug-fueled party (in full white-tie) that looks very antiquated, and yet all the familiar effects are there – euphoria, lust, braggadocio, paranoia, hysteria. It’s very odd to see people from almost 100 years ago struggling with the pleasures and pitfalls of mind-altering substances in almost exactly the same way as people do today. I always think of the porn I make as a historical document, and 100 years from now I imagine SLAMMED will be as strange a curiosity as “Narcotic” is to us today.