New on Cinemasphyxia.com

[Nyghtfall]

The write-ups for Killers Moon and Half Light are now online.

Last October, I added a new section called My Custom Videos. It was designed to showcase custom videos I've had made by our community fetish producers, with preview pics containing sexually oriented adult images and links to the producer sites where copies of each title could be purchased. The idea was to help support the producers who made them for me by driving sales for those videos, but there were no actual clips available for download from the site. I also added a rather lengthy adult disclaimer to the front of the site to compliment the new section. Unfortunately, it's caused some confusion among recent new members who were expecting something far more of an adult nature throughout the rest of the site than what they found when they signed up. My apologies for the confusion. It was not my intent to deceive you.

The custom video titles in question include the following:

"In Thirty" by PKF Studios
"Laundry Room Attack" by PKF Studios
"The Newlywed Killer" by Bluestone
"Deadliest Catch" Psycho-Thrillers

You can find more information about all of those titles, and buy a copy, at NicheClips.com.

The only purpose of Cinemasphyxia.com is to highlight asphyx scenes in mainstream movies and TV shows. To avoid any further confusion on that point, I've removed the Custom Videos section, and replaced the adult disclaimer with a notice advising potential new members that this is not a porn site. With that in mind...

New this week is a clip from the following:

Strangling: Buffy The Vampire Slayer: "Surprise" (Member Request)

The following title has been upgraded to 720 x 480 WMV's:

Strangling: Die Watching
Suffocation: Die Watching

[xj900uk]

OK thanks, Nyghtfall. Any chance you can post some more drowning clips as they are my favourite?

[Nyghtfall]

I update every category of the site as often as possible.

The most recent addition was last week's posting of Half Light, featuring Demi Moore chained to a boat anchor by her husband and pushed overboard. Unfortunately, it's non-fatal.

I found an underwater clip blog I'll be using as a resource to track down more drowning scenes:

http://uwmoviescenes.blogspot.com/?zx=c89d0974d76a7142

From what I can tell though, some of the content there is not DS related, so I'll have to be more selective in what I try and acquire myself. I could just as easily download clips straight from sites like that and put them on my own site, but I feel that would be rude and inappropriate. I would much rather track down the titles edit them myself. For example, it was that blog that reminded me of the non-fatal drowning of Nancy Allen near the beginning of Blow Out. I simply captured the scene from my own copy of the movie and edited a clip for my site. I posted it last month.

[xj900uk]

oK thanks Nyghtfall, I will keep on watching...