Normally, SCREW reviews tits, ass, and the kind of chaos only adult films can deliver, but every so often, a film comes along whose chaos hits just the right nerve, demanding attention even without the sugar and spice and everything nice. Social Media Monster, directed by Peter John Ross, is one of those rare exceptions...
There’s a certain character who likes to call himself an activist. You know the type. Doesn’t want to work. Doesn’t want responsibility. Doesn’t want accountability. So he buys an army jacket, grows his hair long, lives in a tent, fancies himself a "revolutionary" and adopts a posture instead of a purpose.
That's called cosplay activism.
NEW YORK — On March 25, Gloria Steinem turns 91, which feels like as good an excuse as any to…
THE TIGER KINGDOM — This week SCREW unleashes Joe Exotic TV on Roku, giving the former roadside zoo showman turned pop culture royalty a platform to tell his story uncut. Produced by Phil Italiano, publisher of SCREW, and sponsored in part by the brand that’s been blurring the line between respectable and risqué for decades, the channel delivers what Netflix left on the cutting-room floor: Joe, unfiltered.
LOS ANGELES — Adult film star Alison Rey gets into character for her nimble debut performance on Reptyle/Team Skeet’s MomSwap sub-site.
NEW YORK — Here are the goings-on for the last full swing of March, when the city starts peeling off winter like a cheap stocking and remembering what it does best: seduction, spectacle, intoxication, drag, burlesque, bad judgment, and the occasional polite excuse for all three. This week does not arrive in tidy categories. It arrives like New York usually does, all at once, with lipstick on the glass and somebody already making the wrong decision for the right reason.
