Kink (2013)

While most documentaries are painfully boring, focusing on some obscure individual that did something great or some magnanimous thing, Kink (2013) is the complete opposite. It’s rooted deeply in sexual fetish, and is absolutely captivating for each of its eighty minutes. The film takes a closer look at the sex empire of Kink.com, the web’s most prevalent producer of BDSM porn content in the world, and tries to dispel the myth that BDSM is about abuse. Like one long commercial for the Kink’s pay-to-play with yourself website, Kink turns the camera on the performers and gets their insights and perceptions to help demystify the world aggressive sex. You get a behind-the-scenes look at some of the scenarios they're filming, and the TLC and care they take with the performers before and after the hardcore use of ball gags, bondage, and restraints during intercourse.There's plenty of examples of sex play, and a whole lot of nakedness, which earned the movie a Hall of Fame Nudity! ranking on Mr. Skin. You can expect to see full frontal nudity from sexy performers Lyla Storm, Shane Dos Santos, Remy, Zoe Holiday, and Adrianna Luna, along with breast action from Francesca Lé.There's also whips, ropes, nipple clamps, jackhammer dildos, and tube socks. They don't do anything with the tube socks but wear them, but Mr. Skin thought it was important to mention. You know, in case you're sensitive to seeing that kind of thing in a documentary. Oh, and James Franco (yes, that James Franco) was the executive producer.