Porn Fail: Forgetting Than Porn Is Fantasy

In the same week, Phil Castle appeared on Raunchy Bastards where he was billed as a homeless guy in need of some cash and Corbin Fisher also released his debut scene as Tucker. Other porn bloggers are making a big deal about the supposed guffaw as if Phil's homelessness back story is based in reality. Raunchy Bastards is a fantasy site that follows a sleazeball producer who pays all kinds of guys money to fuck around for the camera.

Are these guys really straight? Or homeless? Or having their first gay sexual experience? Is the hidden camera really hidden? Did the producer really meet his latest fuck at the garage where he takes his car for a tune-up? Not very likely, but these stories peppered with salacious details make for more exciting fantasies, don't they? Isn't it more titillating to say that Phil Castle is nineteen and homeless and jerking his cock for desperately needed $40 than to say "here's another guy jerking his cock"? Of course it is. Porn is fantasy and it's job is to get us revved up.

Even over at Corbin Fisher it's so much more of a turn on thinking a guy is taking his first cock up his ass. How enticing is this: "Here's John, he's getting fucked for the 32nd time." Would you click it? Not likely. All I know is that Corbin Fisher did a great job of getting me charged up looking at Tucker's hairy armpits. I don't care whether he's nineteen, homeless or not, or even if his name is Tucker, I just want to bury my face in those dark furry pits.

Sometimes porn bloggers take porn too seriously, I certainly have. If I wrote about all the dumb shit I read and see in Pornland I'd couldn't get my job done every day and who gets turned on by a non-stop bitchfest?

Read our Raunchy Bastards review