Graphic Sexual Horror (P1): Insex, Hardcore BDSM, and the Marquis de Sade

We Saw the Devil: A True Crime Podcast

Robin Coleman

True Crime, News Commentary, History, News

4.2 • 968 Ratings

🗓️ 6 June 2022

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

This episode is a singular episode comprised of two earlier ones. We will be picking up this topic again here in the new future, so welcome to your refresh!

For this episode, Robin revisits the documentary film GRAPHIC SEXUAL HORROR, which she previously covered over 10 years ago. The film is about INSEX, which was shuttered by the Department of Homeland Security under George W. Bush. Part 1 will be an overview of the film itself, along with a brief history of obscenity laws surrounding pornography. Part 2 will be a discussion on the correlation (if any) between violent pornography and violent sexual offenses. Robin tells the story of the infamous French aristocrat known for excess, filthy literature and debauchery...the Marquis de Sade. His sexual appetite and interests were so notorious that he life was the construct for the word "sadism."

Apologies for my voice, as I am currently dying from allergies.

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0:00.0	You are listening to We Saw the Devil, an investigative and conversational true crime podcast that deep dives into
0:14.5	fascinating criminal cases that are solved, unsolved, are ongoing.
0:18.8	From America's Lori Valo to Germany's Armand-Mivas. We examine and discuss the world's most shocking cases.
0:26.5	If you're enjoying the show, don't forget to follow us online online check us out at we saw the devil
0:34.2	dot com and we saw the devil on Facebook Twitter and Instagram and don't forget you
0:39.6	can become part of the show by backing us on Patreon. Hello everyone you are listening to We Saw The Devil. This is Robin and today's
0:56.2	episode is one that I have been excited about for quite a while. One of the top
1:01.1	requests that I get is to revisit one of my old podcast very first
1:06.7	episodes. For those of you who are not aware, I had a horror podcast over 10 years ago called All Horror.
1:14.3	We actually did really well for ourselves and I got to discuss what I love most, which is
1:19.4	horror movies, or movies deemed too extreme or too taboo for general consumption.
1:27.0	I found that luckily there is a great deal of overlap between the worlds of true crime and
1:32.1	horror and you may have noticed the worlds of true crime and horror,
1:33.0	and you may have noticed the injection of horror
1:35.4	into some of our episodes here on We Saw the Devil,
1:38.4	especially lately, like in the last month or so.
1:41.4	The episode that I am referring to specifically is an episode on a documentary
1:46.4	film called Graphic Sexual Horror. Some of you may have listened to that old episode. I mean, it was up for quite a while and it's like 12 years old.
1:57.0	In that episode, I and my two other co-host at the time discuss this film at Lang. The cover art alone is something that will burrow into your psyche
2:07.0	and plant itself there for the rest of your life.
2:10.0	It's not a horror movie,
2:12.0	but it's actually just a documentary on one of the most controversial
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