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Bestiality in mainstream media

piotrohanian said:
From my last searches.

Toña, nacida virgen (1982)
Girl was forced to have sex with dog.
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1864 - 1x02 (2014)
Man has sex with a cow.
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Gong woo (2004)
One of characters was about to be forced into an act of bestiality.
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Uma to gosai to reijô (2006)
Horse sex scenes.
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Mulher, Mulher (1979)
Horse lick breasts.
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Skid Marks (2007)
It's implied that woman put peanutbutter on crotch for a dog to lick.
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The Wedding Ringer (2015)
During a bachelor party Gad is bound and blindfolded while standing up then a female dabs his genitals with peanut butter. The dog apparently licks the peanut butter off him.
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America's Sweethearts (2001)
A dog's face is in Billy Crystal's clothed crotch. Crystal's character is frightened and tries to stop the Doberman. The scene ends with his character saying "A little to the left."
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Life with Billy (1993)
Woman talks about times where her husband'd bring in their pet German shepherd dog, put a leash on her and walk them both around, and occasionally force the dog to have sex with her.

Bottom of the World (2017)
Scarlett talks about when she was younger she would put peanut butter all over her handicapped cousin's body and have the dog lick it off.
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Howdy! I've been trying to find the Gong Woo one. Haven't been able to find it. If anyone's got the info, let me know!
 

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That's the clip of Mina and the Wolf from Dracula
 
Franny&Zooey said:

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That's the clip of Mina and the Wolf from Dracula
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Mina was very excited because of Dracula. This made me imagine Winona Ryder being mounted by the wolf. Dracula had the power to make her desire the wolf.
 
One of the lead characters of the czechoslovak movie Marketa Lazarova is a monk named Bernard. He wanders the earth with his beloved sheep and lives like a beggar. His introductory scene outright calls him out as a sodomite ("Am I not right that you're lingering in sodomical sin? You know very well that she's no woman, just as you are no ram!") from the POV of the narrator (Bernard addresses him as the Lord). It's framed as a vice, to imply him as impious and hypocritical, but the movie is surprisingly sympathetic to him, considering that he's explicitly one of the only peaceful and benign characters in the whole story.
 
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Freddy got fingered is one. The scene where tom greene jacks of the horse and then he jacks off the elephant at the end of the movie and the elephant splooges all over his dad i was laughing pretty hard at that. Hahahaha.
 
canecorso said:
One of the lead characters of the czechoslovak movie Marketa Lazarova is a monk named Bernard. He wanders the earth with his beloved sheep and lives like a beggar. His introductory scene outright calls him out as a sodomite ("Am I not right that you're lingering in sodomical sin? You know very well that she's no woman, just as you are no ram!") from the POV of the narrator (Bernard addresses him as the Lord). It's framed as a vice, to imply him as impious and hypocritical, but the movie is surprisingly sympathetic to him, considering that he's explicitly one of the only peaceful and benign characters in the whole story.
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sounds good. wish there was an english subtitled version.

forgive me if it's already been mentioned, but i enjoyed how romantic the love scenes between the man and the ewe in this movie are, though in the end, he becomes a monster :/ (not towards the sheep, though.)

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Animalada (2001) ⭐ 6.3 | Comedy

1h 32m | Not Rated
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Been watching the series YOUNGER and there've been two I caught so far. To give a little background that might be needed, Liza (the protagonist) works in a New York publishing house:
1) Season 2, Episode 9 "The Good Shepherd" Liza meets a sheep farmer (guest actor Matthew Morrison) who turns out to have a memoir of sorts that Liza reads and loves so she convinces him to let her company publish. She drives upstate to his farm squirreled away at the end of a long lane to have him sign paperwork. Already on the way back to the office, her boss calls to tell her some "i" isn't properly dotted and she turns around to get it taken care of. She finds the farmhouse apparently deserted despite having been there scant minutes before and is about to leave when she hears "noises" coming from the barn. She opens it up to discover Morrison "taking confort" with a sheep. As she scurries away to her car, Morrison claims he was "only grooming" her. Two thoughts: a) Really bold choice for a part after his "nice guy teacher" on GLEE b) I love the double entendre of the "I was only grooming her" line.
2) Season 4, Episode 4 "A Close Shave" In the opening sequence, Liza and her colleague are at a book signing for a tome of "advice" written as though it's coming from the author's dog Pearl. Liza notices that Pearl's "lipstick" is out and asks the obvious question. She is told that the dog in question is "Pearl II" aka Pearl's son Gary (and lover "That's how it is in the dog world") then provided a Velcro fur-covered merkin to use to conceal "Pearl's" secret again.
 
My wife has been watching clips from old Academy Awards shows. From the 1970 telecast, Bob Hope did a long riff about the popularity of X-rated movies including this observation: "Now when a cowboy on his horse rides off into the sunset, it might be just the start of a beautiful friendship.."
 
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Been watching the series YOUNGER and there've been two I caught so far. To give a little background that might be needed, Liza (the protagonist) works in a New York publishing house:
1) Season 2, Episode 9 "The Good Shepherd" Liza meets a sheep farmer (guest actor Matthew Morrison) who turns out to have a memoir of sorts that Liza reads and loves so she convinces him to let her company publish. She drives upstate to his farm squirreled away at the end of a long lane to have him sign paperwork. Already on the way back to the office, her boss calls to tell her some "i" isn't properly dotted and she turns around to get it taken care of. She finds the farmhouse apparently deserted despite having been there scant minutes before and is about to leave when she hears "noises" coming from the barn. She opens it up to discover Morrison "taking confort" with a sheep. As she scurries away to her car, Morrison claims he was "only grooming" her. Two thoughts: a) Really bold choice for a part after his "nice guy teacher" on GLEE b) I love the double entendre of the "I was only grooming her" line.
2) Season 4, Episode 4 "A Close Shave" In the opening sequence, Liza and her colleague are at a book signing for a tome of "advice" written as though it's coming from the author's dog Pearl. Liza notices that Pearl's "lipstick" is out and asks the obvious question. She is told that the dog in question is "Pearl II" aka Pearl's son Gary (and lover "That's how it is in the dog world") then provided a Velcro fur-covered merkin to use to conceal "Pearl's" secret again.
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