Amateur porn has always been the original "reality" show. Real people having real sex. Often for little or no money -- just the thrill of appearing on camera at their most carnal.
A news report out yesterday (you can read it here) features reality star/pro-wrestler/amateur porn star Razor Rizzoti (aka Maxxx Loadz -- brilliantly ridiculous) and his slow rise to fame in those respective worlds. Porn-wise, he's been in over 20 Homegrown Video features.
Amateur porn fans know of Homegrown. It has the longest amateur porn series known to man. One has to wonder, however, just how amateur amateur can be when a reality star (he's been on Extreme Forensics so you know he's serious) has wormed his way into it.
Reality "stars" (often in their own mind and in the words of a mass media that doesn't understand politics well enough to cover it) have invaded every aspect of our lives. Porn makes sense, but -- my God -- is nothing sacred? I don't care about these people who go from reality show to reality show, famous for nothing more than a screwed up name and a personality that would never fly in a fictional show.
I haven't followed Homegrown Video in years. I used to review its films, and have generally enjoyed them for what they are. I had great contacts with employees there and the "head" of it. I even interviewed some of the people. Seeing that it is not immune to the allure of these cheap seat stars makes me question a lot of what I liked about that industry. Standard porn was always a capitalistic endeavor, which makes such pandering easily understandable. Reality stars turning to porn seems concomitant to everything standard porn stands for. Amateur porn, however, always felt different. Yes, there was money to be made (and money was made), and something like Homegrown is far different from mom and dad shooting a movie and distributing it on Naughty Bids, but I ask again: Is nothing sacred?
Homegrown, as amateur as its amateur movies are, is still a huge business, and associating itself with a reality slab o' flesh is natural in some obscene way. I just expected more from it. It's hippie-vibe is forever lost with the addition of Loadz. After all, what could be less free-spirited than a guy who has been on something called Jerseylicious?
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