PopPorn.com Debuts First Short Film

PHILADELPHIA — Adult humor blog PopPorn.com has released the first part of its self-produced short film, "Spock Buckton VS. Girl Party!"

The film stars PopPorn regulars Spock Buckton, Meat Ball and PopPorn Girls Aaralyn Barra, Astrid, Kate Hate, Lexi LaVey, Roggie and Yenna Bear. In the film, Buckton attempts to crash a “girls only” party. The short is an adventure of sexual crisis and discovery featuring sexy women and hilarious results.

“It’s honestly ridiculous that the PopPorn Girls think they can even begin to party down correctly without myself or Meat Ball," Buckton said. "Who’s gonna bring the meth? And come on, it’s not like we’re gonna try to touch their beaves or anything. Getting nice and drunkified is our only priority.”

To view part one of the short film, click here.

Part two debuts July 18.

For more information, contact Brian Bangs at bbangs@popporn.com.

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