Retro—Fucking

anonymous asked: Is Anna Malle retro enough?

Anna Malle was an American porn star. She was killed in a car accident near Las Vegas, Nevada on January 25, 2006. She was not wearing a seat belt.

She came up with the name Anna Malle to describe her sexual style. According to IAFD, she performed in over 360 films, frequently with her husband, Hank Armstrong, as co-star. Her most popular scenes involved lesbianism and anal sex. She appeared in the groundbreaking, blockbuster hit Snoop Dogg’s Doggystyle, where she performed in a rough scene with Tony Eveready.

She was also a frequent performer in many films starring Nina Hartley during the mid to late 90’s. In an open letter that appeared on Anna’s web site shortly after her death, Nina reflected on her deceased friend and referred to Anna as her “perfect partner:” a reference to the many scenes they’d performed together, both with each other and with other performers.

Anna Malle also performed in more mainstream circles, including appearances on HBO’s Real Sex 18 in 1997 and the Playboy Channel. Malle retired from filmmaking in 2005. She had described herself as bisexual. She was of Irish, German, and Cherokee ancestry.

bognig21 asked: Love the blog - do you have any ona zee?

Ona Zee s the stage name of an American pornographic actress, model and realtor. Zee reportedly worked for the Wilhelmina Agency in the 1970s. She also did nude modeling and later decided to move into pornographic videos. She starred or appeared in over 300 adult movies since entering the industry in 1986. She was about 35 years old when she began, an age when many adult performers have already retired. She typically played what would later be called MILF or “cougar” roles.

“I am an exhibitionist, so to take it to the nth degree was obviously where I was going. It took me a little longer to get there than some women but I knew I could be one of the best actresses in adult films, if not the best,” she said in an interview. For 67 videos she served as director, writer and producer. In 1990, she formed her own production company, Ona Zee Pictures The company initially focused on bondage titles, but later moved on to other genres as well, such as feature and girl-girl movies.