“I would say pretty much every girl that we did meet ended up doing a scene that was more hardcore, I guess, let's say, than she had expected,” Gradus said. Recent research shows that nearly 40 percent of online pornography depicts violence against women.
and I mean, the language is awful."Īccording to the Kinsey Institute, in 2014, abuse porn websites averaged more than 60 million combined hits per month. "And these banner ads just pop up for these websites called, "18 And Abused." I mean websites that make no secret of the fact that, basically, they're saying, 'Come to our site so you can watch us, you know, degrade. "We were just sort of spending time on these very mainstream porn hubs," Gradus said. The producers go out of their way to create this aura of ‘its you’re first time’ and ‘you’ve never done this before,’ but in fact everybody is being paid and is in on the act.”īut it was the fringes of amateur porn, an underworld called “abuse porn,” in which girls perform obscene acts that cause them to vomit or bleed, that the filmmakers said they found the most shocking. There’s nothing amateur about most amateur pornography – except the naivete and the youth and newness of the actresses.
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"There’s this niche of amateur porn content that people assume is less organized and that you don’t have professionals working in it,” Paul told "Nightline." “But it’s just as organized and professional as mainstream pornography. Through his research, Paul said social media, especially Twitter, has become a tool for increasing a rising porn star's fame. Porn sites get more traffic each month that Netflix, Amazon and Twitter combined, according to Paul, and the top three pro-amateur sites are worth an estimated $50 million. Bryant Paul, an associate professor at the university and a researcher who works with the institute, has studied Internet porn and amateur porn usage and found a number of startling statistics.
To understand what they were dealing with and how big the amateur porn industry really is, the filmmakers turned to the Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender and Reproduction, a non-profit research institute at Indiana University in Bloomington. like Kim Kardashian famous,” Gradus continued.
"And it turns out that a lot of that, in fact, is what's happening." The filmmakers say young, innocent faces are what porn consumers crave, with sites advertising, "'Watch real girls,' like, 'real 18-year-olds get naked for the first time,'" Gradus said. “A lot of them really look like 'the girl next door.' They don't look like porn stars." “It's really just they are looking for something, some kind of opportunity, to not stay in their towns and work minimum-wage job," Gradus added. and they were sweethearts from such loving homes. They have huge hopes for a bigger, better life. These girls have just graduated from high school. "I mean every time we'd go into the house, we would go into a room, interview a girl - next day, interview another girl. “Girls from all over the country," Bauer said. Filmmakers Ronna Gradus and Jill Bauer spent months following several teens in the amateur porn business. Rachel is one of the subjects of a new documentary, “Hot Girls Wanted,” which premiered at the Sundance film festival this year and is now available on Netflix. These girls are among the thousands of naïve, fresh-faced, 18- to 20-year-olds who are being plucked out of obscurity at the click of a mouse and introduced to the world of amateur porn. If they have family emergencies, I lend them money so they can go home. I’ve helped my girls with a lot of stuff. “ has been a blowing up, in a good way," the agent told "Nightline," adding that he said he has been an agent for three years.
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