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TV/Web Recap
Olivia
Chenery and Nicole
O'Neill again
got kinda-sorta
nekkid (some flesh
plus lots of
prosthetics) as the
Nightcomers on Penny
Dreadful.
This was the season
two finale.
Chenery
O'Neill
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The main
credited topless
performer on
Sunday's Ballers was Taylor Rhodenbaugh (see the HD
clip in
yesterday's
edition).
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The topless
swimmer on
Sunday's True Detective was Weronika Rosati (see the
HD clip in
yesterday's
edition).
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Carla Gugino
was almost
topless in
episode three
of The
Brink
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She's
Lost Control
(2015)
She's
Lost Control is a drama
where Masters student
Ronah (Brooke Bloom) is
working under a
psychiatrist (Dennis
Boutsikaris) as a part of
her Master thesis as a
sexual surrogate. In this
job, she works with
clients that are having
issues with intimacy and
is helping work through
those problems with the
client. Ronah starts with
a new client, Johnny (Marc
Menchaca) who has severe
intimacy problems. In her
personal life, she has to
deal with a leaky shower
and is in the process of
saving her ovum for later
pregnancy. Johnny is a
tough client, but Ronah is
making ground with him, so
much so, that they start
having sex. But Johnny
still cannot break fully
away from his issues, even
when major gains have been
made. This is going to end
badly for both.
To be honest, I struggled
trying to get my head
around the idea of a
sexual surrogate and how
is this not a prostitute?
And how is their not
ethical issues with
psychiatrists and what are
the boundaries? I dunno,
maybe it's an interesting
idea, but I kept thinking
that this is surely going
to end in violence as
frustration with dealing
with intimacy is
inevitable and
unsurprisingly this is
what happens. It just
seems like an idea with
way too many issues to
work. Brooke Bloom is
actually pretty good in
the lead, but otherwise, I
can't really recommend
this movie at all, not
because it's bad movie
(it's not a great movie
either as it meanders a
lot and some ideas are
only briefly fleshed out),
but because I just have
major issues with the
central conceit.
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