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I said "if" because at one time there WAS said to be a "snuff" film that was said to be real.
I have not seen ID for the actors.....so I really do not KNOW there age.
Porn flicks that are commercially distributed all have to have full evidence of age for all performers. Every film is required to include a viable address where those files can be requested by any viewer who wants to see them.
For sure, Verizon is not going to show any film that does not have this disclaimer. Showing any actual provable incest or child molestation would be both disastrous and illegal.
This is nothing but more Fox dog-whistling BS. Fox already knew all about the legal disclaimer, as they, too would have to use it if they were to ever run a substantial clip of a porn movie on air. Even when the actors have all their clothes on and are doing nothing sexual at all.
Thread fail. OP doesn't know the meaning between child porn and child themed porn. Keyword: THEMED. Ergo, the "child" was portrayed by a performer 18+. No different than a "high school" movie that portrays "underage" kids having sex (when in reality, both the performers are usually in their 20s)
If it is just the THEME and no minors were IN the film....I agree with Verizon.
I completely disagree. The Supreme Court has ruled that even cartoons despicting children are illegal and considered child porn, so saying that an actor is a child, even if not, shouldnt be any better.
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