I heard about this by accident,and figured it was another one of those feminist propaganda movies.Turned out I was wrong.It is an interesting little piece of documentary though. It shows you a honest inside view of parts of the internet world of teen porn . It interview the actors, in what seem to me a quite honest way.Most of these girls,seem to be the average small town girls. Who sees porn, as a way to get out of their crummy little hick towns,and see & be something bigger.And I totally get that.Small towns sometimes feel like they're suffocating you. One of them even said that it was a snap decision and a way to get away from her town They all seem to share, the sort of naive dreams of making it big in the internet porn industry.You get to see their up's and down tours.Hear what they feel about the different type of shoots they do. I feel they haven't really done much research, before agreeing to do porn.Cause the lot of them come off as quite naive. Thinking they will become rich from this.But I wouldn't say they are being abused or taken advantage of.Even though one girl claim so.You choose to do porn on a whim.If you don't do research you have nobody to blame but your self. She even state, that she said yes to everything,as long as it had a dollar sign in front of it. I mean,you can't pull the "I've been taken advantage off card" than. If you don't read the contract,you can only blame your self. One has a boyfriend who says he is okay with what she do,but later you can clearly see him being uncomfortable around his buddies, when the subject comes up.As he and his porn girlfriend visit them. Later he talks about how he wants her to quit. You can see that it's eating him, knowing the whole world can watch his girlfriend on the internet.But all in all I would call it a interesting good documentary not totally unbiased maybe,but still good

I expected to see bit of an underbelly, girls entering porn because they had sad childhoods, or feeling like they had no other option. What I saw was silly, stupid girls from middle class upbringings sitting around chatting. The tears from the one girl who told her dad and trying to hang onto her boyfriend - you have ZERO reason to do this, nobody feels sorry for you.There's nothing sympathetic or likable about ANY of them. So listening to them think they've made it isn't even sad or pathetic, you just hope the worst for them. The irony of them gossiping about Bella Knox is funny. I feel bad for the dogs, I hope they didn't get dumped at a shelter.I am sure we will see all these girls soon at a Taco Bell drive through.

Ha Ha Ha. Some of the reviews are pretty amusing. They kind of missed the point. At one point one girl says something to the effect "there is no good or bad - I know because things I used to think were bad I now think are good". Eighteen year old girls being abused, choked and beaten as entertainment. Porn gets more visitors per month than Amazon, Netflix twitter combined. "It is better to be a human being dissatisfied than a pig satisfied; better to be Socrates dissatisfied than a fool satisfied. And if the fool, or the pig, is of a different opinion, it is only because they only know their own side of the question." John Stuart Mill

As a case study and glimpse behind the curtain of the amateur porn world, Hot Girls Wanted is an interesting and captivating tale. As a documentary, however, it lacks the scope and comprehension to delve deeper into the subject on a grander, more impactful scale.Premiering at Sundance Film Festival this year, audiences were a-buzz by the sensational subject matter and taken aback by the rare and untold story of how young girls barely out of high school find themselves in the adult film industry.The candor and frankness of the girls whose stories we are told in this documentary is shocking in its nonchalance. We learn that the normal career span of a 'barely-18′ porn star is three to six months. And when their time runs out after engaging in more fetishized and abuse oriented videos, a new crop of 'talent' is swiftly found with yesterday's Craigslist advertisement.The disposable nature in which these girls are treated in this microcosm of the porn industry is concerning and disheartening. And yet, the shock and outrage quickly dissipates as the documentary progresses and we spend more and more time in the sheltered environment. Most of this information should be old news to anyone who knows anything about the porn industry, and Hot Girls Wanted may only be illuminative to the most naive viewer.With no greater consequences of the potentially dangerous amateur porn occupation these girls expose themselves to, Hot Girls Wanted is merely an interesting film that sheds light on the subject. Film viewers will feel for the girls, but also be frustrated by their foolishness, and without any greater significance, will forget the film.Please check out our website for full reviews of all the recent releases.