Showing posts with label selfish fetish film review. Show all posts
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Sunday, August 01, 2010

[R'DOM's ] A Selfish Film Review by Ship Rubber (c) 2010 - "Total enclosure in EXTREME rubber Mark1"

Rubber's Finest: "Total Enclosure in EXTREME Rubber"
A Ship Rubber Critique

Production company:











External Distributor company: marquis.de:


Production Date: August 2009
Release Date: February 2010



Positive :

* Excellent fetish focused film product that excellently uses and
stays completely focused on the fetish
* well made fetish domination storyline using the heavy rubber
costuming as an essential element
* very emotive reactions from the performers to their situations
* solid production values in films recording

Negatives:

* not original storyline
* P.A.L. film format ONLY, no NTSC


Director: Ingo M.
Settings: Private stylized dungeon-fashion design shop
Film Time: 1 hour 06 minutes 44 seconds


Rubber/Latex costuming amount:
EVERYTHING -- and I DO MEAN EVERYTHING -- you can think of!

Hoods, ballet boots, corsets, full bodysuits, gags, neck corsets,
corsets, gloves, skirts, modified straightjackets, modified sleep
sacks, etc.

Full enclosure INDEED!!

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This film is PRECISELY what fetish film consumers want -- a solid
fetish product that is designed, executed and marketed SPECIFICALLY
for the fetish film consumer market.

This is no sex film disguising itself as a fetish film with little to
no real fetish focus or usage. This is a rubber fetish film for
rubber fetish consumers.

And it is just near perfect in that idea. HONESTLY, NEAR perfect.

I could go on and on about how well structured this fetish film is
made. Starting with the plot. True for the nay-sayers they are
correct that the plot is not original as it is a fetish domination
story of a fictional latex costuming manufacturer who seeks models for
their unique clothing ware. But the manufacturer has the hidden
agenda of long term/permanent living doll mannequins for those
fashions. But the implementation flows well and does not have any
breaks in the storyline as Pupett and Emma Lee are converted which is
a treat as both male and female people are converted.

I could go on about all the long-term storage and maintainance of
Pupett and Emma Lee including the on-screen showing of fluid and
maintainance tubing of all orifices of the newly converted once human
dolls. I could go on about all the breathe play and latex inhalation
as the hapless formerly free humans are forced to endure as they are
deliberately converted into living latex dolls for their
controllers.

I could talk endlessly about the fact that this film focuses OBVIOUSLY
on the heavy latex fetish consumers desire of total enclosure and
conversion with the COMPLETE ON-SCREEN rubberization of the models
inside and out.

I do not have to. All those things are openly included in this film
and well-featured.

In short, this film is as good as it is going to get for those film
producers who do not have a large scale film budget say US$200,000 or
more to custom make retractible tubing for "down throat / feeding"
tubes and high end custom made latex costuming such as full eyelid
inclusive hoods that give the perfect illusion of the former people's
faces being perfectly covered in exact matching latex or high-end
shaved head caps to give the full idea of complete head shaving done
for permanent full line conversion that we would get in some good sci-
fi films and television shows.

But even with such limits, there is no doubt that this film is a NEAR
perfect heavy rubber fetish film. That is why I am giving this a NINE
out of TEN. This is a OBVIOUS BUY for ANY rubber fetish film consumer
and for many BDSM consumers who are not expecting hard beat down
intimidation conversions of the target or high end sci-fi conversion
tools.

Since I obviously have such high praise for this film and have been
talking about it before, there have been a few wondering why I have
not given this film a 10 out of 10.

Well to be honest, a 10 out of 10 is a perfect, genre-defining film
that completely alters the producers of that genre. And simply put,
this film is NOT a genre definer.

At least, this film is not yet a genre definer. Let me explain. A
genre definer is a film that is not only so powerful and well made it
makes a completely obvious change to way people will look at others
who have done this type of product before that product was made AND
will impact those who seek to do this effect after that product has
been released. For most of us, a genre definer has to have these
three elements in it.


1) it is completely original or is a massive reshift in "that norm"
from what has gone before it.
In the same manner that Annabel Chung redefined on-screen sexual
penetration with the first ever recorded triple same-time penetration
in anus mouth and vagina, and Gia Pamola did the often mentioned but
never seen "Donkey punch", or Marquis' "White Room" that showed light
medical usage in the long term conversion of the human targets into
latex dolls or the long defunct Voila Bizarre's "Gummi in der ehe"
which clearly showed the first on-screen hooding and "Part-Time 1"
from Gwen Media which was the first full on-screen rubberization, a
genre definer MUST have an completely unique or massive imaginative
redoing of events that went before it.

The idea of showcasing reluctant models who become FORCED to endure
their dominators in the clothing and fashion market is not new. In
fact, there have been many mainstream and fetish film producers who
have tackled this idea of personal domination to the fashion/costuming
before. Some of the previous attempts have been made from mainstream
producers including Diana Ross' "Mahogany" (1975) and "The Bitter
Tears of Petra von Kant" (1989) (weak S&M content) and Gus Trikonis
"She's Dressed to Kill" (1979) to the interpretations of the horror/
slasher genre with Italian director Mario Bava's most noted 1964 "Sie
Donne per l"Assassino" ["Blood and Black Lace" (English International
title)] and in the fetish film market from Shiny Films' various rubber
mac fashion display films and of course Gwen Media's VR (Virtual
Reality).

Thus the story of the fashion model-diva to conquered slave scenario
is not new the manner by which the story is executed on-screen here is
notable because here the film is clearly focused on the performers'
characters and conversion. We see that in their initial pleasant
reaction to getting free publicity and free expensive clothing and
equipment. And we then see their complete horror and frustration to
learn that they will be permanently modelling such creations. So
while not new idea, the story and execution is well made and remains
completely focused on being a FETISH DOMINATION STORY based film that
focuses on the using the costuming as a key aspect without ignoring
the story or lessening its impact in any way.


2) make a notable impact on other producers to adopt its basis or
change away from what the others were doing before.

A genre definer is clearly one that makes people change what has gone
on before, as in the same way that the History Channels' 1990's to
recently full length graphic movie format events including "Sherman's
March" and "The Plague" (2005) changed televised history lessons away
from the mostly instructor led and overhead slide-show presentations
of history story and events.

Unfortunately due to the economy being as limited as it is, we are not
seeing any other of the fetish clothing manufacturers producing any
film products to promote and advertise their wares. In fact, most of
the known fetish clothing manufacturers who still openly advertise
their fetish costuming only use photos to do such promotions and have
either long since abandoned film products such as Sandra of fetish-
live.com who has stated that Karezza is long dead and will NOT be
restarted, Skin Two which basically said the same as far as films from
their organization, or they never entered into the film market to
begin with, such as Bianca Beauchamp and her associates with
Polymorphe. They are all stated as being "very happy" in limiting
their product promotions to still-photography only with occasional
film clips. Hopefully when the economy improves, we shall see whether
film production is seen as viable as a promotion tool for fetish
clothing and equipment and whether this type of story driven focus
will be adopted or the old Shiny Films fetish run-way imitation mode
will be maintained.


3) the presentation has to be as perfect or near perfect
As already stated, for the fetish film consumers, this film is simply
wonderful in its pacing, costume usage and subtle powerful domination
story. I admit I would have loved it if we saw the models getting
shaved bald for long term rubber hood wearing and needle usage and
medical play those elements would be an excellent addition to this
film. And while they would improve on the background but those things
are NOT needed for this film. Sure the sci-fi fetish fans WOULD
appreciate it for future films but we understand what this film is and
such additions would NOT be applicable to the sales of the products
that are available from "Rubber's Finest".

Maybe that will inspire Rubber Eva's Rubber Clinic films for more
onscreen conversion of the targets into the latex covered beings
rather than just the action after they are already in costume
[though I really can NOT complain at all on Eva's film products
as Eva's film products have been reliably enjoyable in their
current format]
as that WOULD be an example of genre defining as it would "influence
other producers".

But we are focused on THIS film and this content. And there is very
little to critize in any real way with this film in its execution and
content from what is displayed.

The only problem that "Rubber's Finest" is going to have with this
film is that this film may fail in its intention to be a clear and
obvious promotion for people to BUY their clothing and costume
products that are featured so well in this film. But that failing is
NOT because of the quality of the costuming used or performers
selected and featured in THIS film. With the economy being what it is
at this time, there will be far less consumers who might have been
willing to spend on such costuming than if the consumer economy was
better for those consumers. Though NONE can say that these products
are not worthy of the price for those who have and are full enclosure
fans.

I only hope that there are enough consumers of this film so that
"Rubber's Finest"'s management decides that when they want to create
the NEXT collection for sale, said management will be more than
willing to create ANOTHER promotion film to market their wares of the
same calibre of this film has been made. Because even if the heavy
rubber costuming market is slumping, I can EASILY see this film and
any films made of THIS calibre making "Rubber's Finest" some GOOD
sales money.



IN AN NUTSHELL:

just simply near perfect for the heavy rubber fetish film consumer
market.

Despite being an obvious promotion film for the "Rubber's Finest"
heavy rubber costuming collection which is featured in this film, at
NO TIME does this film break down into a fashion show or sale tool
despite being such.

The film producers clearly uses the fashion show idea as a great lure
for the fetish domination story and the overt long term rubber
conversion fetish story that this film is.

The rubber fetish film consumers should just add this to their library
as this is the film that they have been waiting on for a LONG time.
And will be probably be waiting on to be topped for some time to come
as it IS this good.



FINAL RATING: NINE out of TEN

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Wednesday, June 09, 2010

Selfish Rubberdom - Fetish Film Review MAY2010 by ShiP Rubber03

I am finally back to a regular balance after 2010 Boundcon and German
Fetish Ball which were in some ways quite impressive. Julie Simone
did a stage show during Boundcon that made me rewrite my original
evaluation of Dita Von Teese's show DVD. No it was not as wild as
Kumi Octopus sex stage show she did with Midori but it was still
impressive for its reach! Hope to have the Dita rewrite done by next
week. So I will be doing another Japanese film evaluation hope to be
getting some new ones soon as well as buying out Taiwa stock again
during my annual trek to Tokyo Game Show in September

I have to finish Anastasia's latest film that I have not completely
watched with close detail and same for Paige Richards' most recent
release.

Speaking on Anastasia Pierce, Gothic Media's latest film for June
release will be entitled "Addicted to Latex" which shows Anastasia
Pierce and Naudia Nice. Good news and bad news -- Good news the main
featured segment featuring Anastasia and her target is not from the
earlier films Anastasia has done for Gothic

AND Anastasia seems to be putting her target into a hood on-screen.

BAD news is the three other segments all seem to be re-releases of
older content hat again IGNORES the latex fetish for lesbian sex.

Again it SEEMS that the NEW content is going back to the focus of
using the latex costuming as an essential part of the new content and
that is a GOOD thing.

HOWEVER again it is ONLY a segment, NOT a full feature and that aspect
is not maintained throughout the entire film segments.

The new Anastasia Pierce segment shows some thinking on Skye Blue's
part in order to get the fetish film consumer interested in SPENDING
THEIR money on Gothic Media products. But how much REAL focused
thought on the fetish film consumer is being made as again it is ONE
segment and NOT the entire film. So is this segment the result of
being desperate to hold onto the extremely tightenend consumer base
and trying to do the least to retain that market (as with only ONE (1)
segment that uses the latex fetish. OR is this specific inclusion
because they UNDERSTAND that they are supposedly making content for
their consumer base?

Again -- for me -- Gothic will have to improve drastically for me to
go back to being a consumer of their products and announcer of their
films as a "buy" product

UNfortunately it seems to be a series of released compilations, but at
least Anastasia seems to be putting her target into a hood on-
screen.



The other big note that I have for North American fetish film market
is the much hyped (OVER hyped) parody of the 1960s Fox produced Adam
West TV Batman series by Vivid entitled "Batman XXX - a sex parody".

[ I expect a lawsuit on this one as
20th Century Fox has copyrighted most
of the notable elements of this series
especially the "Biff! "Bam!" "Ooof!"
cards and many of this specific
incarnation of Batman that were not
already in the printed books like the
specific Lincoln Towncar Batmobile
and specific Emma Peel Catsuit on
Catwoman actresses as well as the
specifically created characters who
were either created for this 1960s
series such as King Tut or completely
revamped from their printed page
source such as Dr. Shimmel instead
of Victor Freeze for Dr Freeze.
ALL of these things are STILL
being legally fought by Warner
which to this day STILL prevents
the home video release of this
series legally -- though of course
bootlegs still being dumped. ]

I admit openly that a LOT of GOOD work went into this film as this
film is DEFINITELY a love letter to Adam West's show as it is NOT
badly written or stupidly acted. ESPECIALLY the Riddler! Frank
Gorshin of the 1960s series was being channeled as far as I am
concerned which was a GOOD thing.

In fact minus the sex scenes, this film COULD have been considered a
LEGITIMATE continuation of the actual 1960s series. As stated in the
1980s behind the scenes of this series many KNOW that Catwoman was
revamped specifically to the Emma Peel look FOR a sexual tension
element over the printed page version of the character who wore a
rather bland purple dress and short booties with a half cat ears mask
at that time.

And a LOT of background elements in the series were done with overt
sexual tongue in cheek jokes. For example in more than one episode,
Adam West as Bruce Wayne is shown walking up the stars to the bed area
"C'mon Dick. Let's go and get some shut eye" implying that they sleep
together in the same bed as well as my fav with the two golden cat
statues of the two revealing their secret when placed back to back on
each other i.e., an implied lesbian 69 sexual act of vagina to anus
rub. The show was LITTERED with these types of unsubtle though
disguised sexual jokes and suggestions.

But the PRIMARY fault of this film was that as a COSTUME fetish film,
this film FALLS FLAT on the Catwoman sex scene which was a big hyped
aspect of this film.

SPOILER AHEAD!!

The biggest hyped idea is for the Batman parody to have sex with her
WHILE she is WEARING THAT SECOND SKIN SUIT. NOPE! Not here!

True to the VANILLA need for naked sex, Batman and Catwoman take off
ALL their costuming EXCEPT their masks/cowls.

ARGHRGHGHGHGHG!!! Sex with the masks on, but NOTHING else!!

The VERY BASIS for the entire sexual appeal of the Catwoman sex
fantasy is REJECTED!! SEX WHILE SHE IS WEARING THE form fitting
second skin SUIT is completely dropped!!

BLAH

Ugh

HATE

p'owned!!


Seriously if it weren't for the good acting and cohesiveness to
maintain the campy 1960 atmosphere this film would have been nothing
of note for the fetish crowd here. AS is it is nice note for the
sexual fans of the original 1960s show but not for the fetish film
consumers.

So I'm basically still not seeing the USA production market other than
Jon White's continuation versus Rubber Eva's delayed film and a couple
of other non North American producers minus the HOPE on the yet to be
confirmed independent company - ShiP Rubber 03

Monday, December 21, 2009

[ R'dom News Reloaded] A little Coal 4 Fetish XXX-Mas...GwenMedia too bite big one in 2010

GWENMEDIA TO "BITE IT"?


Dec. 3 2009



Well it is finally public that Gwen Media is basically now over. John
Fitzgerald has finally come back out to the public and basically said
that while he will only occasionally produce and release new content.
Fitzgerald stated quite clearly on his (former ?) website that he is
NOT working on any fetish stories or film products reliably anymore by
his statement of "I've struggled to find the time to keep it updated,
much less write new stories. I felt perhaps it was time to take my
site down for good, but I still hesitated to do so." (thndrshark.com -
Nov 9, 2009)

And as far as his films are concerned -- "Also note that any new John
Fitzgerald films will be announced on Mz Berln's
blog" (thndrshark.com - Nov 9, 2009) indicating that any new films
will be produced by Berlin's company, effectively ending any former
partnerships that existed.





True, this announcement is NOT a definite statement of "I am no longer
working with any company other than Mz Berlin from this point
forward". But if Fitzgerald was still effectively producing with
others and doing such production on any regular basis, he would NOT be
making a point of announcing such an exclusive arrangement nor his
statement of .time limitations.


I admit I was looking forward to the rumors that "Ivy Manor" and
"Sisters" would be continued in 2010. But realistically I knew that
was a VERY, VERY rare chance at best as Sinclaire has been and
currently is seeking mainstream acting opportunities as evident by her
recent national commercial for "Wonderful Pistachios", because most
entertainment contracts contain what are generally referred to "Public
conduct" and "Morals" clause. These so-called Public Conduct" /
"Morals"
clause are usually a restrictive provision in a contract that
prohibits certain behavior (typically that deemed to be actual
criminal (but usually BEYOND minor criminal acts such as traffic
violations but also "unethical" or "reprehensible" acts that the
company may be against that are not illegal such as making political
statements against the company's position) in that person’s private
life. These "Public Conduct" clauses allows a contracting party to
terminate the agreement if the other contracting party’s conduct is
detrimental to the hiring party’s interests, or otherwise diminishes
the value of the performance due under the contract.







And BDSM actions, when these acts are paid for, are listed in many
states TODAY are STILL listed as prostitution EVEN WHEN THE GENETALIA
ARE NOT TOUCHED AT ALL. And in several states when BDSM actions are
NOT paid for such BDSM acts are STILL listed as a CRIMINAL ACT usually
under the statutes of assault (3rd or 4th degree) as one can NOT
consent to allowing another person to directly hurt or engage in
actions that may result in damage to another person. It is the same
law/legal restraint that prevents "backyard wrestling" in most states.


Thus, I do NOT believe that Sinclaire would risk her still active
contract with "Wonderful Pistachios" versus the money she MAY get for
any films that she would release from her still yet to be released
stock at this time.


So while the company is not formally ended at this time, it seems very
unlikely that Gwen Media will be reactivating in 2010 with new product
given this recent announcement.


But as most of the fetish film consumers have long since abandoned
Gwen Media in favor of active producers who have had more focused
latex fetish product such as Bianca Beauchamp and Sandra of fetish-
live.com
for photo work and abroad producers for film work including
Rubber Eva, I do not think this is a major loss at this point.




-Reporting By ShiP Rubber @ Google's "selfish fetish film review "