SAN FRANCISCO—Canadian border agents have banned Raging Stallion Studios’ watersports DVD Piss Off, saying the movie is “obscene” and glorifies acts that are “degrading and dehumanizing, with a risk of substantial harm.”
According to Canada Border Services Agency regulations, “ingestion of someone else’s urine...with a sexual purpose” is a category of harmful content that may not be imported into the country, even when the depicted acts are consensual.
“Harm in this context means that the material predisposes persons to act in an anti-social manner; in other words, in a manner which society recognizes as incompatible with its proper functioning,” the regulations note.
Damien Crosse, the cover model for the DVD, sees nothing wrong with consuming someone else’s pee. He once told TheSword if reincarnation is real, he’d like to come back as a urinal. Is he sick, twisted and antisocial? According to CBSA, he is.
And he’s not alone. Piss Off is only the latest in a long line of gay adult products CBSA has banned for their potential to wreak havoc on Canadian social norms. Others include books, toys and DVDs like TitanMen’s Shock Treatment, which depicts “sounding,” a form of electro-sex play.
Canadians who lust after extreme gay fetish material are best advised to seek their pleasure online, according to Canadian gay lifestyle and entertainment tabloid Xtra. In so doing, they will find Piss Off populated by some of Raging Stallion’s biggest attractions: Crosse, Steve Cruz, Scott Tanner, François Sagat, Manuel DeBoxer and Damian Rios.
According to Xtra writer Brent Creelman, “They all look like they’re having a good time. What’s so obscene about that?”
Piss Off features four long scenes of hardcore action. One scene offers Cruz and Crosse in an extended watersports and oral adventure—a shower in the shower, so to speak. Another captures Sagat in a gotta-see-it-to-believe-it rooftop solo. The final two depict threesomes: Tanner, Rios and DeBoxer in one and Rios, DeBoxer and Crosse in the other.
The title is available on DVD at RagingStallion.com and via video-on-demand in the online theaters developed by RSS parent company AEBN.net.
