Porn Valley- The Anita Cannibal's KSEX Show Wednesday night was not about debates.
It was more about love and breast feeding. Last week Cannibal had on Bill Margold, and the two of them went at it like jackals on an Egyptian mummy. This week Cannibal had on Mr. Marcus, and they appeared to be on the same page about performer health issues. Marcus had also brought along newcomer Claudia Downs who appeared content to play with Cannibal's voluminous boobies. Downs, a blond, brings a lively set of C-cups to the table as well as a sturdy ass.
Cannibal and Marcus had attended a "think tank" last October which concerned itself with performer health issues. Attended by perhaps 60 people from the industry and the health field, Cannibal said the results and gathered information are not in as yet. However, Cannibal said the biggest scare coming out of the think tank was the possibility of eventual legislation and bill passing.
"We don't need encroachment from the government," she says. "But a bill could come down on us that would really hurt. The workers in this industry are not protected. If this was a hospital, we'd have been closed down years ago."
Cannibal mentions that the STD rate in porn is also alarming and makes an analogy to consumers boycotting goods made in sweat shops. Cannibal wondered allowed that if porn consumers knew the true facts of the STD rate in the business would they buy movies showing performers acquiring them.
Marcus notes that the industry hadn't begun STD testing until recently but that once it had, the statistics of performers with them began dropping.
"You become much more aware of your status and your health," he asserts.
Cannibal said once she informs the female performers about STD's they all want to work with condoms after that.
"Once they see what the information is they go, gee, I'm exposed," she says.
Downs said she had an experience a couple of weeks ago that shook her up. The guy she was working with came up syphilis positive his very next test.
"It was scary," she says.
As an aside, Cannibal mentions that there's no law that requires performers to exchange tests prior to working with one another.
"Why can't we have testing AND condoms?" Marcus wanted to know. But asked if his production company used them, Marcus said no.
"We test like crazy, though," he answers. "If a girl says she wants to uses condoms, we uses condoms."
Continuing with a topic she started a couple of weeks ago, Cannibal says Cal-OSHA has cited TT Boy's company on three different occasion with fines of $70,000 being meted out.
"They let one citation fly and there was failure to abate meaning that they [Evasive Angles] did business as usual and didn't allow workers protection."
Cannibal said she was going to have a guest on next week to discuss some of the Cal-OSHA issues of accountability. And because of the Cal-OSHA topics she keeps bringing up, Cannibal claims she's been getting death threats.
"I would call threatening to break my face and my fingers death threats," she says. "I don't understand why people hate me so much."
"But in my heart of hearts I'm sharing information that people need to know about," she continues. "I really love this industry."
Meanwhile, Marcus talked about a movie he did which was similar to the one starring the late Jon Dough - in which Marcus did 101 women. Except, Marcus said he used condoms whereas Dough hadn't and later expressed regrets about not having used them.
Cannibal asks Marcus if he likes having his ass licked. Marcus answers with an illustration, talking about how some girl was doing that to him during a scene. Marcus said they're surrounded by mirrors and he got a look at his reflection.
"I said I can't do this- I had fear. I froze up."
Downs, 19, who's been in the business three months, said she hopes to go to law school, that she doesn't want to do porn the rest of her life.
