DVD Versions & Piss Content

Have you ever bought or rented a porn DVD that you hear contained a lot of good piss scenes, then found none when you watched it.

According to our friends at Titan Media, who make a lot of videos with piss scenes, most all USA distributors will not purchase or carry the version with piss or fisting.

He reported,  "We make two, three or four versions of each film. The “USA retail version” without piss or fisting is bought by USA distributors. The hardcore “Directors Edit” version with piss and fisting is sold primarily direct to customers via the web or mail order in the USA, and to EU wholesale distributors. Then we often have to make a third even more watered down version for the Australian market to pass their film classification board. Then we have to make a fourth an even more watered down version for USA cable distribution (Comcast and Time Warner cable)."

Many other porn studios seem to have similar strategies for distribution of piss content.   The key words to look for here is "Director's Cut" or "Hardcore Uncensored Version".    When in doubt, don't buy a DVD that you can't easily return.

If you want to make sure your get the full on piss version of videos, try these options:

• Ordering DVDs directly from studios assures you receive the most hardcore versions that they have to offer.   Unfortunately, this is often the most expensive option.  Some larger studios, TitanMen, have online stores that provide many ordering options.  Titan specifically offers some very good deals.
• Order DVDs through a website speciializing in more gay specific content feature hardcore video.   A lot of the Gay Video websites do not offer the hardcore versions of DVDs.   You have to go to a website like Gaydvd.com that specifically sells piss videos.
• Watch your porn online in a pay-per-minute site, like the Hotbears Theater, that offers a "Download" to own option.  For a fee that is significantly lower that the DVD purchase price, you can download the full movie veiwable anytime you like.   You can even burn your own DVD if you want to use it in a standard DVD player.

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