To put things in perspective… These erotic photos belong to the same period -or very close- when Jesse Livermore was making his fortune in the stock market and Al Capone was banging thugs left and right with his Ukelele. Alcohol was nowhere to be found except in the speakeases and while the town was dry, both men and women indulged their senses in whore houses with ladies like the ones shown. Granted, this looks a lot more like “vintage erotica” but make no mistake, there was as much hardcore back then as there is now, internet porn aside. And perhaps even better!

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The man in the promotion said “see what sex is really like” Ain’t that funny. Bakc in the 60s they probably needed someone telling the world what sex was really about unless you were willing to spend one afternoon with your older cousin or worse yet, with your uncle. I am curious… did you noticed that all these old porn movies had the men wearing their socks AND their shoes while fucking? I mean, come on, was it that their feet were just too stinky? Shoot!! There was a DP in there, YEAH!

‘Honeymoon Haven’, the latest adult film from Carter Stevens is the story of the Honeymoon Haven Motel from its opening in the late 1940’s through to the present. Made by the team that produced such box office hits as Lickety Split, Rollerbabies, Teenage Twins, and Jailbait, ‘Honeymoon Haven’ has the right ‘period’ look for each era shown.

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These were the days cars were big, blondes were blondes and hamburguers were a real 1 pounder treat. Study after study has shown women had more sex during this time, the 50s, that today’s brunettes, blondes and redheads combined. You wonder why guys like Hugh Hefner and Serge Jacques thrived in those days and created empires. Ah… real sex was back then. Never forget Hugh bought the rights to Marylin Monroe pictures -destined to a calendar originally- in 1953 and made those to his first issue of Playboy.

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Serge Jacques was one of those guys whose life you admire… Playboy and lover of glamour girls he went on to have an outstanding career as a photographer of pin up models. His work has traveled the globe far and wide and it is considered art, erotic and sublime. He grew up on a cinema seat. The legend – or more precisely one of the legends associated with this photographer is that as a child he went to the cinema more often than he went to school. The above two models are a classic example of his sensual touch.

In his own words: “To tell things as they really are, I copy all these moments. How is it possible for an artist working with images to stay indifferent to them? Even if they are just the ordinary visions of everyday life, or those magically crafted by the likes of John Ford or Sergio Leone.”

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