Adam Gay Video XXX Showcase Volume 6 Magazine Back IssuesVolume: 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16
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Gay XXX V6 N1
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Adam Gay Video XXX Showcase Vol. 6 # 1 Features
Coverguy Tristan Paris (Nude) photographed by Falcon Studios
Xxxclusive Photos! Jeff Stryker's New Movie!
All World's Sexy Czech Discovery Goes Butt-to-Bone in Andel's Story
10 Sizzling Pages! Centaur's Gamemaster The Movie Everyone's Talking About!
Mason Jarr The Hottest New Stud in Gay Video?
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Gay XXX V6 N2
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Adam Gay Video XXX Showcase Vol. 6 # 2 Features
Coverguy Mason Jarr (Nude) photographed by All Worlds Video
They're Muscular! They're Masculine! They're Marines! And They Do More Than J.O. In Yates' Jarhead
Two From Kristen Bjorn!
Movie Of The Month! 23-Man Blockbuster CatalinaVille
12 New Stars In Action! Ray Harley, Brad Hunter, Scott Lyons, Dean Phoenix & More!
Matt Bradshaw interviewed by Doug Lawrence | |
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Gay XXX V6 N3
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Adam Gay Video XXX Showcase Vol. 6 # 3 Features
Coverguy Vince Rockland & Chris Rock (Nude)
Intergalactic Butt-Boy Chris Rock Blasts Into Space in Sex Invaders
Beach Head - 8 pages of Glory-Hole Sex! Dax Kelly Takes on All Comers!
Hot! Hung! Hard! Horny! Sebastian Cruz is Back!!
DP Action! Brad King Takes Two Bones!
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Gay XXX V6 N8
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Adam Gay Video XXX Showcase Vol. 6 # 8 Features
Coverguy & Centerfold Tony Reno and Alec Powers Photographed by Tribal Pulse Productions
Body Builders Tony Brandon & Michael Chads Hardman Dirty Action!
Marine Obsessions The Few, The Proud, The Wierd What are these guys into?
Czech 'em Out! 7 Of the Newest Uncut Stars from Europe!
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Gay XXX V6 N11
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Adam Gay Video XXX Showcase Vol. 6 # 11 Features
Coverguy Cort Stevens & Joe Austin (Nude) photographed by Avenger Entertainment
Exclusive Photo! West Hollywood Hope - Intensive Care XXX-Style
Got Cream? HOMOgenized - The Fantastic Future Of Sex
The New Cort Stevens - Bigger, Buffer, ...Butch!
Basket Balling: 10 Steamy Pages Of Gym & Locker Room Sex Action
Chris Steele interviewed by Doug Lawrence | |
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Volume: 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16Adam Film World (AFW) and Adam Film World Guide (AFWG) were American magazines about pornographic film, starting in 1966 as The Adam Film Quarterly.
Knight Publishing Corp. had launched Adam magazine in 1956 as an attempt to follow Playboy's success. Adam Film Quarterly was spun off from that magazine by William Rotsler in 1966 to cover the sexploitation film industry. The first issue's cover price was US$1 and the cover story was about The Notorious Daughter of Fanny Hill, an erotic movie directed by Peter Stootsberry and produced by Bradford Hallworth.
Originally, like Playboy, the publication also covered mainstream films and included feature stories on stars such as Orson Welles or Judy Garland. However, by 1969 it was renamed Adam Film World and issued monthly.
The Internet Adult Film Database owes its start to Peter Van Aarle, who began keeping notes on index cards on adult movies he had seen or were reviewed in Adam Film World starting in 1982.
Adam Film World was called "one of the industry's leading trade publications" in 1994 by the Associated Press.
In his 2001 book Pornography and Sexual Representation, Joseph Slade states, "Extremely valuable are the reports, reviews and gossip of Adam Film World and Adult Video Guide, the oldest American monthly devoted to explicit cinema and generally more reliable than similar magazines, though the information on actors and actresses should be approached with caution. Best described as a fan magazine, Adam Film World hypes the careers of performers for a credulous audience, but partly for that reason it is unparalleled as a guide to the mores and customs of the porn subculture." Slade pointed out that the magazine's interviews with performers were, to an extent, similar to celebrity interviews in popular mainstream magazines: "Actors and actresses usually begin by talking about their parents, their adolescence, their own children, lovers, the importance of grooming, then move on to discussions of augmented breasts, relative penis sizes, favorite costars and directors, referred techniques of oral, vaginal, or anal sex, striptease dancing on tour as a sideline and—most important—their fan clubs or their 900-telephone numbers."
The publication is also notable for having issued the first movie awards for excellence in pornographic film, first with the X-Caliber Awards in 1975, then replacing them with the AFWG awards starting in 1981 when its sister publication, Adam Film World Guide, was launched. Today the role of adult film awards has been mostly supplanted by Adult Video News, with its AVN Awards, which launched a decade later.
Adam Film World Guide, in turn, spawned an annual Directory of Adult Films starting in 1984. The annuals were "important directories of...hard-core films and videos of the previous eighteen months, with lists of notable films of the past, capsule reviews that rate eroticism from 'warm' to 'volcanic,' addresses of distributors and retail outlets, brief biographies of actors, directors, and producers and indexes by theme, director, and performer."
Edward S. Sullivan was the first editor of Adam Film World, followed briefly in 1984 by John Zeus, while former pornographic film actor Tim Connelly was editor, under the name Jeremy Stone, from 1985 to 2003. Connelly, as Stone, was inducted into the X-Rated Critics Organization Hall of Fame in the Fifth Estate category in 1998.
Knight Publishing eventually expanded to add several other magazine titles such as Adam Black Video Illustrated, Adam Gay Video, and Cinema X Monthly and several others, but Adam Film World remained the flagship of the group until it was discontinued in the late 1990s in favour of Adam Film World Guide. By 2008, owner Bentley Morriss put the company up for sale. When a buyer was not found, the magazine empire folded.
The Adam Film World annual X-Caliber Awards based their selection of winners "largely on the votes of readers who are members of the audiences of the adult theaters." although after the popular vote is counted, "an editorial panel makes the final selections". The winners were announced annually starting with the August 1976 issue for films released the previous year. By the second year, the Z-Caliber Awards, for the worst movies, were also introduced.
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