Green Porno – Watch It with the Kids!
Tsk tsk! This has nothing to do with Hustler or hardcore! Get your mind out of the gutter and more into the art of…oh, bug sex.
The fabulous Isabella Rossellini hosts her second series of delightfully wacky short films about the sex lives of different insects and animals. Welcome to the wild and wonderful world of sexy nature – welcome to Green Porno. It sounds racy, but the clips are tame and respectful enough to educate children. Seriously.
And what exactly will you find in an episode of Green Porno? A whale with a 6-foot penis, an asexual starfish and a sadomasochistic, hermaphroditic snail. But the weird part is that Rossellini dresses up in kooky costumes and portrays the animals themselves. C’mon, you know you want to watch. And bring your sense of humor with you.
Find Green Porno on the Sundance Channel or watch the clips online.
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2 Comments
April 17th, 2009 at 4:21 pm
That was very odd. Screwed by a bear??? You are supposed to let little kids watch this???
April 18th, 2009 at 11:07 am
Well, I never said you were “supposed” to let kids watch this. Just that if they are of an appropriate age and know enough about sex education that it wouldn’t confuse them completely, then it could be a fun and engaging educational tool. And plenty fun for adults too.
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