Movie: Hot Girls Wanted

Netflix documentary on a small-time Miami porn producer (one of many) who produces "first timer amateur" porn by placing nationwide ads on Craigslist for Hot Girls Wanted.

There are enough pretty 18 year olds stuck in small towns, longing to escape, longing to try out the new equipment nature has bestowed on them, longing for adventure, that he never has a shortage of talent. They get free airfare to Miami and get to star in a couple unscripted films shot on consumer HD videocams in motel rooms. They last between a week and a few months before heading home again, with a couple grand in their pocket and stories to tell their closest friends.

Their experiences are not entirely positive -- they're treated like meat, they have to ball guys they don't know or like, and often they end up having to shoot simulated rape scenes which are more real than not. Sometimes they pick up weird diseases.

And their footage is out there forever. Is that as much of a detriment as it used to be?

NoCoPilot wrote:

Is that as much of a detriment as it used to be?

Well, that depends. If the movie's no good, not many people are going to watch it or remember it. If she's really hot and has a squirting orgasm, that could stick around a while.

But also, what's she going to do with the rest of her life? If she decides to become politically active, that's not the sort of history you want lying around. But if she's going to be Mrs Joe Average, probably no one will care. I suppose if future next-door-neighbor recognizes her, that could be embarrassing. But I don't know what the odds are of that happening.

One of the title cards during the movie said that thousands upon thousands of amateur 18-year olds have made a film or two, unlike the days of olde when being a "porn star" was a career (of sorts).