The Deeper Into Movies Podcast
Aug 3, 2026 · 50 min · 11 segments
Screenwriter, sex writer and TV host Karly Sciortino joins me on the podcast to discuss her new film, *I WANT YOUR SEX*, co-written with Gregg Araki. We talk about making the film with Araki…
Steven T. HanleyHost
But yeah, that was the kind of early mini DV era where you could shoot something for cheap and-
But yeah, now it would just be completely pitched to death, try a pilot, and it may, may get shelved after a year of fucking around.
Exactly, and things like that aren't really getting made anymore, that sort of Gonzo-y journalism.
The, yeah, there's like a totally Andy Sleaze sensibility to it, like hosted journalistic pieces.
Like, people, you know, will often be like, "Why," you know, "why don't you do some kind of thing, Slutever again?" Or like nice people in my comments on Instagram being like, "We miss that show.
Why don't you do that again?" I'm like, "Where, where would I do that?" It's not like I...
You know, it's like I've definitely tried to pitch some other version of like a documentary sex show multiple times over the years, but like when you think about it, those shows are no longer made.
Like, almost like the closest things to that are like news pieces on CNN, which are very far from that.
No, I was thinking that when I was watching you, that your show was so good, but the only other things I see now are so kind of, "I'm gonna spend a weekend with an OnlyFans creator and see what happens," and it's so, it feels so fucking prudish.
Or even when they do a thing like, "I'm gonna try a OnlyFans account to see what happens," and I'm like, "You ain't gonna do shit on that account."
But kind of like when you were hosting, I, I was like, "You're a wonderful pervert," and when you're saying, "Yeah, I love peeing on pe- I love peeing on people," I'm like-
... "And she really does." It was this complete, there, there, there was no prudishness to it.
Yeah, it's like a little sanitized and, you know, obviously a lot of people are making their own like content now that would probably be the equivalent of like more Gonzo stuff.
Like, when I, like obviously like the Instagrams and the YouTubes, like occasionally I'll post an old clip from the Slutever Vice show on Instagram, and I, I can't even do it anymore because it gets flagged every time.
Like, my account was getting shadow banned because whatever we were allowed to post or create for Vice on Viceland, that content absolutely can't live on Instagram.
Like, we did this one episode that was so funny where it was like- About, like, early sex robots, and [laughs] this guy wanted to...
But yeah, that was the kind of early mini DV era where you could shoot something for cheap and-
But yeah, now it would just be completely pitched to death, try a pilot, and it may, may get shelved after a year of fucking around.
Exactly, and things like that aren't really getting made anymore, that sort of Gonzo-y journalism.
The, yeah, there's like a totally Andy Sleaze sensibility to it, like hosted journalistic pieces.
Like, people, you know, will often be like, "Why," you know, "why don't you do some kind of thing, Slutever again?" Or like nice people in my comments on Instagram being like, "We miss that show.
Why don't you do that again?" I'm like, "Where, where would I do that?" It's not like I...
You know, it's like I've definitely tried to pitch some other version of like a documentary sex show multiple times over the years, but like when you think about it, those shows are no longer made.
Like, almost like the closest things to that are like news pieces on CNN, which are very far from that.
No, I was thinking that when I was watching you, that your show was so good, but the only other things I see now are so kind of, "I'm gonna spend a weekend with an OnlyFans creator and see what happens," and it's so, it feels so fucking prudish.
Or even when they do a thing like, "I'm gonna try a OnlyFans account to see what happens," and I'm like, "You ain't gonna do shit on that account."
But kind of like when you were hosting, I, I was like, "You're a wonderful pervert," and when you're saying, "Yeah, I love peeing on pe- I love peeing on people," I'm like-
... "And she really does." It was this complete, there, there, there was no prudishness to it.
Yeah, it's like a little sanitized and, you know, obviously a lot of people are making their own like content now that would probably be the equivalent of like more Gonzo stuff.
Like, when I, like obviously like the Instagrams and the YouTubes, like occasionally I'll post an old clip from the Slutever Vice show on Instagram, and I, I can't even do it anymore because it gets flagged every time.
Like, my account was getting shadow banned because whatever we were allowed to post or create for Vice on Viceland, that content absolutely can't live on Instagram.
Like, we did this one episode that was so funny where it was like- About, like, early sex robots, and [laughs] this guy wanted to...
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