Total Erotic Freakout

John E. Lawson says:
	"The definitive look at modern love. Banging cars instead of bodies."

John E. Lawson says:
	"Fringe authors weigh in on what is erotic in our twisted times."

John E. Lawson says:
	"Now hear from the genre authors, who take things to even further extremes!"

John E. Lawson says:
	"Yes, even doms and bottoms can find true love!"

John E. Lawson says:
	"Visit a world of living sex toys, where there are no men and everyone is a lesbian."

John E. Lawson says:
	"Watch lawyers for torture web sites get even more freaked out than their clients."

John E. Lawson says:
	"Prison sex psychosis taken to hilarious extremes."

John E. Lawson says:
	"Take a look at the secret lives of sex addicts and madmen."

John E. Lawson says:
	"Speaking of sex addicts, this is a completely unglamorous look at how things spiral out of control."

John E. Lawson says:
	"A look at "animal instincts" taken literally. Slow at times, but worth it for the creepy atmosphere."

John E. Lawson says:
	"If Hitchcock had taken on sexual obsession, this would be the result."

John E. Lawson says:
	"Plagues that turn people into sex killers, librarians who are thrilled by first editions, it gets pretty weird."

John E. Lawson says:
	"Read the "best of" from the pages of Cthulhu Sex Magazine!"

John E. Lawson says:
	"David Lynch's seminal study of desire's dark side."

John E. Lawson says:
	"Fantastic photographic manipulations that must be seen to be believed."

John E. Lawson says:
	"Sci-fi/erotic vampire/zombie/end-of-the-world/alien sex extravaganza!"

John E. Lawson says:
	"Even though Cronenberg's work always involves some twisted take on sex, he really topped himself with this one!"

John E. Lawson says:
	"An unforgettable sexual underground mystery by Comic genius Warren Ellis."

John E. Lawson says:
	"A fascinating study of accidental deaths due to deviant sexual practices."

John E. Lawson says:
	"I've heard it said that hitting is a sign of affection among children...so, naturally, adults must pulverize each other's bones to express affection."

John E. Lawson says:
	"It's about affection for innanimate humans, folks, not just sex. Strangely enough, this one even tops the original. Must-see material!"

John E. Lawson says:
	"Efrem Emerson is a sick and reprehensible individual, who shall surely pay for this in the afterlife."