Isabel Suffers at The Wheel

The Passion of Isabel, still the Number One best seller, continues with poor Isabel attached to the wheel. In a new review soon to be published in a magazine, the scene is described thus:

Bea gets high praise when she is stretched backwards on its rim. Because the weight of her body pulls her down, she is steadied by the rope around her upper body and between her legs (sensationally sexy since she is nude) while the camera captures her pain. Though they are accustomed to acrobatic maneuvers to show the sex they are having, only top of the line adult actresses ever deal with such an unnatural position.

I was in a long European journey and while I spent some of my vacation time gazing at gigantic skeletons, wondering what they looked like before they lost their flesh, a lot of things happened back where things happen. I will have news about where things are moving, like Pygmalion, The Red Feline Club, Maleficarum II, Cage, The Series, The Festivals, and the soon to be produced The Student – The Training of Dani. An experimental film that will be made in the style of The Training of Jane, where Jac and Dani will get together for a three or four days of intense torture. I say experimental because, from what I know, the entire movie will be Jac’s POV (point of view) All the attention will concentrate on Dani (Danielle) who will have her very first session of merciless torture during those days.

While we prepare to shoot Cage, Jac and Dani will embark in another production, this time a contemporary torture movie in the style of Agent X. And I heard that Bea is ready for another film like The Passion of Isabel, not to mention Maleficarum II and Cage where she has the leading roles.

Yes, that’s me in the picture, at the Jungfrau Park where all I heard and spoke was German.
I look at what I just wrote and I think, wow, that’s a lot of work for Jac, but then I think of what just happened, a few days ago, when Jac and Bea went to a film festival where Jac was THE HONORED guest, and he received an award for his extensive and impressive body of work, the Manchay Cine Festival Award, and when I think of that I know he can handle all the work ahead with ease. Jac’s body of work is, indeed impressive, all together 80 films spanning three decades. That’s counting fiction, documentaries, experimental, all of his work. So, I think he’s ready for the next 3 decades and more than 80 films at the rate he’s going.