Sex Magick Documentary Sex magick, also known as sex magic or sexual magick, is a concept that combines sexuality and spirituality for the purpose of transformation, manifestation, and personal growth. It is a method of utilizing sexual energy and orgasm to raise consciousness and achieve spiritual goals. A sex magick documentary would explore the history, practices, and philosophies of sex magick, shedding light on this often misunderstood and taboo topic. It would delve into various ancient and modern practices and rituals associated with sex magick, with a focus on how these techniques can be used to harness and channel sexual energy for spiritual and personal development. The documentary would feature interviews with experts in the field of sex magick, including practitioners, teachers, and scholars, who would offer insights, personal experiences, and guidance on how to incorporate sex magick into one's spiritual practice. It would also provide a platform to dispel common misconceptions and myths surrounding sex magick, highlighting its potential benefits and transformative power.
In the swamps and billabongs of Australia lurks the Bunyip, a beast of Aboriginal mythology that acts as a kind of wetland guardian. An ancient tale tells of two brothers who were turned into Black Swans and their village flooded after they captured a Bunyip calf. Descriptions lead scientists to believe the legend may stem from Aboriginal encounters with the bones of large, now-extinct wetland marsupials or perhaps the carcass of an elephant seal that wandered far inland and died on a riverbank.
When not loafing on sunken logs and smoking their pipes, they drown human invaders of their watery territories and keep their souls in porcelain cups. Some descriptions of the Kelpie the Celtic water horse who carries its hapless riders beneath the water to their doom give it a mane of dripping bulrushes.
It would also provide a platform to dispel common misconceptions and myths surrounding sex magick, highlighting its potential benefits and transformative power. Furthermore, the documentary would explore the ethical considerations and consent within the practice of sex magick, promoting a responsible and respectful approach. It would emphasize the importance of consent, boundaries, and communication between partners, as well as addressing the potential risks and challenges that may arise when engaging in these practices.
Curse of the Swamp Creature (1966)
A mad scientist is conducting experiments with evolution on the locals deep in the rural swamps of Texas.
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comment ReviewsReviewer: vonnoosh - favorite favorite favorite - January 28, 2013
Subject: Near the middle of Buchanan's contract with AIP
Contrary to what many think, Larry Buchanan DID have the rights to do these color made for TV remakes. He signed a deal with AIP to make films tyhe studio owned the rights to. While Corman may have made the original films for In the Year 2889 and Zontar, AIP owned them and they wanted someone to at least make color updates for TV. Who better than the man who works with almost no budget Larry Buchanan.
This movie's got a little more star power than the others made by Buchanan. Instead of just John Agar, we get John Agar and Francine York who plays the mad scientist's wife.
The movie is slow going which wouldn't be such a problem if the plot were more interesting. Much of it looks to be shot on location which is impressive.
The usual issues found in Buchanan's films are here. Bad attempts at day for night being the most obvious. Other issues is fairly flat acting.
You'll recognize MANY Buchanan regulars in this as well. They're easy to spot from the other flicks. 3 stars because Buchanan really made his movies on the fly and they are a product of the times.
Reviewer: ketchfish - favorite favorite favorite - November 6, 2011
Subject: B Monster Flick - if you like them, watch this one
A nice diversion. Nothing believable here but the plot is different even if the script is weak and acting wooden for the most part. Nice location shots, one of the goofiest looking monsters ever, right up there with the Eye Creatures. Watch for the edge of the mask on the back of the neck of the actor at the climax. The third star is for originality in the plot.
Reviewer: zentaochi - favorite favorite favorite - August 7, 2011Subject: Directed by
This is another film by the great Larry Buchanan, who re-used a lot of his monster suits in a number of his films.
Still waiting for a copy of The Loch Ness Horror to surface somewhere now.
Reviewer: guyzilla - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - September 10, 2010
Subject: Hope It Stays This Time
I remember uploading this about a year ago and found out recently it was taken for some reason. I've tried to find out why, but to this day the whys and wherefores are still a mystery. That being said, there have been not one but two people who've been kind enough to re-upload this film. I checked out both uploads and this file was the better quality. It's even better than the one I had up. A special thank you to Mystic for putting this up. Since it's better than my copy, I'll be adding this to my collection.
The usual issues found in Buchanan's films are here. Bad attempts at day for night being the most obvious. Other issues is fairly flat acting.
Additionally, the documentary would examine the role of gender and sexual orientation in sex magick, recognizing that these practices can be adapted and explored by individuals of all identities and backgrounds. It would aim to create a non-judgmental and inclusive space for viewers to learn and explore their own relationships with sex, spirituality, and personal growth. Ultimately, a sex magick documentary would seek to educate and inform viewers about the fascinating world of sex magick, challenging societal taboos and encouraging a more open and nuanced conversation around sexuality, spirituality, and personal empowerment..
Reviews for "The Role of Sex Magic in Manifestation and Goal Setting"
1. Alex - 1 star
I found the "Sex Magix Documentary" to be highly disappointing and poorly executed. The content lacked substance and depth, focusing more on sensationalism rather than providing any real educational value. The interviews with alleged practitioners came across as staged and scripted, making it hard to take the information seriously. Overall, it felt more like a cheap attempt at cashing in on sensationalism rather than a genuine documentary.
2. Sarah - 2 stars
While the premise of the "Sex Magix Documentary" seemed intriguing, the execution fell short for me. The documentary lacked a clear narrative structure, jumping from one topic to another without providing enough context or explanation. This made it difficult to follow and left me feeling confused throughout. Additionally, the inclusion of explicit imagery seemed unnecessarily explicit and added little value to the overall content. Overall, I was left disappointed and without a deeper understanding of the subject matter.
3. Mark - 2 stars
I had high hopes for the "Sex Magix Documentary" but unfortunately, it didn't live up to my expectations. The pacing was slow and there were too many unnecessary fillers and repetitive scenes. The information shared felt fragmented and lacked a cohesive narrative, leaving me feeling unsatisfied and confused. I was hoping for a deeper exploration of the subject matter, but instead, it felt superficial and sensationalized. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this documentary to anyone seeking a thorough understanding of sex magic.
4. Emily - 1 star
I found the "Sex Magix Documentary" to be nothing more than a voyeuristic and exploitative attempt to grab attention. The content was graphic and often without any educational value. It seemed more focused on titillation and shock value rather than providing any meaningful insights into sex magic. Additionally, some of the interviews and demonstrations seemed staged and lacked authenticity. I would not recommend wasting your time on this poorly executed documentary.