In the biographical drama, Woody Harrelson plays porn entrepreneur Larry Flynt. The film is largely based on the U.S. Supreme Court case Hustler Magazine v. Falwell, which awarded Flynt a judicial victory over Jerry Falwell, on the grounds that that First Amendment’s right to free speech prohibits public figures from being compensated for emotional damages. Back to Hollywood & Sex (What's Hot)
Famed director Paul Thomas Anderson helmed Boogie Nights, a film set in the San Fernando Valley that chronicled the exponential growth of the porn industry during the '70s and '80s. The movie follows the rise and fall of a fictional nightclub dishwasher turned porn star, Eddie Adams aka Dirk Diggler, who was played, to much acclaim, by Mark Wahlberg (post Marky-Mark fame). Back to Hollywood & Sex (What's Hot)
Before their turn as Tony award-winning playwrights, South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone wrote and starred in a film that centers on a Mormon missionary who becomes an adult film superhero, Orgazmo, in order to earn enough money to wed his fiancée. The film’s fitting tagline reads: “Making sex safe again!” Back to Hollywood & Sex (What's Hot)
In order to solve the murder of a Hollywood teenage, a private investigator (Nicolas Cage) gains entrance to the world of illegal pornography with the help of a sleazy adult video store employee (Joaquin Phoenix). Back to Hollywood & Sex (What's Hot)
Rated X stars real-life brothers Charlie Sheen and Emilio Estevez, the latter having also also directed the made-for-TV movie. The film chronicles the life of the Mitchell brothers, who were pioneers in the San Francisco strip club business in the 1970s and 1980s. Back to Hollywood & Sex (What's Hot)
This documentary’s focal point is famed adult film actor Ron Jeremy, who has appeared in over 2,000 pornographic films. It details Jeremy’s life, from his childhood in Queens to his turn as a struggling New York stage actor to his longstanding career within the porn industry. Back to Hollywood & Sex (What's Hot)
Val Kilmer stars as the real-life 1970s porn star John Holmes who was tried and acquitted for the Wonderland Murders, four unsolved killings that occurred in Los Angeles on July 1, 1981, at a well-known drug house. Nightclub owner and convicted drug lord Eddie Nash was the supposed mastermind behind the murders. Back to Hollywood & Sex (What's Hot)
24’s Elisha Cuthbert plays a former porn star that becomes the romantic involved with a Georgetown-bound teen, played by Emile Hirsch. Famed film critic Roger Ebert criticized 20th Century Fox for marketing the film, which largely deals with adult themes, as a teen comedy. Back to Hollywood & Sex (What's Hot)
In 1972, Deep Throat forever changed the face of the porn industry when it was widely distributed to theaters and became the first adult film introduced into mainstream culture. The documentary examines how the 61-minute film, which starred Linda Lovelace, contributed to the present day billion-dollar porn industry. Back to Hollywood & Sex (What's Hot)
Mary Harron (American Psycho) directed the biographical film that focuses on the 1950s fetish and bondage model, Bettie Page. In the film, Page is called to testify in a 1955 hearing that concerned the effects of pornography on the contemporary America youth. Back to Hollywood & Sex (What's Hot)
From writer-director Kevin Smith, the offbeat romantic comedy centers on Zach (Seth Rogen) and Miri (Elizabeth Banks), two platonic best friends whose relationship is compromised when they decided to shoot an adult film in order to make rent. Back to Hollywood & Sex (What's Hot)
The 2009 Sundance Film Festival official selection stars Mark Duplass and Joshua Leonard as best buds that make plans to enter an amateur pornography contest with a homemade film that would see the two college cohorts engaging in various sexual acts. Back to Hollywood & Sex (What's Hot)
Luke Wilson and James Caan star in the film which is based on the experiences of Christopher Mallick, who was previously associated with the Internet billing companies Paycom and ePassporte, and the rise of the lucrative Internet pornography business. Back to Hollywood & Sex (What's Hot)
In the Adam Sandler-produced comedy, Nick Swarsdon plays the son of retired adult film actors, who wants to pave his own path in the family business. Bucky Larson was universally panned by critics, earning a 0 percent on Rotten Tomatoes. Back to Hollywood & Sex (What's Hot)
The biographical drama centers on the life and career of Linda Lovelace (Amanda Seyfried), the star of the ground-breaking porn film Deep Throat. Back to Hollywood & Sex (What's Hot)