Piss In My Mouth

About This Movie

So, 'Piss In My Mouth' is definitely one of those films that pushes boundaries in ways that are hard to describe. Elliott Cross, bless his heart, really leans into this wild fantasy of being the submissive in a watersports scene, and the way the film captures that is something else. There's an odd blend of humor and outright audacity, as it delves into the more taboo aspects of kink. The pacing feels deliberate, almost drawn out, to build up to the climactic moments, and you can't help but notice the sheer volume of performances—ten guys really going for it. It’s distinct in its commitment to the theme, not shying away from the absurdity and the extreme, which gives it a unique flavor in the genre. Just a wild ride, really.

This film is relatively scarce, having limited releases over the years, which certainly piques collector interest. With its straightforward yet provocative theme, it hasn’t seen many editions, making it somewhat of an enigma in niche circles. The packaging varies across formats, but original copies are harder to track down, often leading to discussions among collectors about its place in the genre's evolution.