Naked paintballing film sparks furore in US
A US entrepreneur has outraged some Americans by producing a film showing men hunting naked women through forests with paintball guns.
Michael Burdick, founder of Real Men Outdoor Productions, is selling his Hunting for Bambi videotapes and DVDs depicting paintball hunts for around £13.
"If you think about it, what I'm providing is an adult comedy of hunting. The reason they're naked is deer don't wear Levis out in the woods," Mr Burdick said.
He has dismissed criticism, from numerous bodies including the US Centre for Victims of Violent Crimes, that the film promotes violence against women. Others have condemned the film as "very degrading to women."
"I think it's great," said Ken Rocco, of Butler, Pennsylvania. "You can enjoy hunting and women at the same time."
Marcia Reese, of Mount Oliver said, "I think it's a personal choice. If you don't want to see it, don't buy it," reports Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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A US entrepreneur has outraged some Americans by producing a film showing men hunting naked women through forests with paintball guns.
Michael Burdick, founder of Real Men Outdoor Productions, is selling his Hunting for Bambi videotapes and DVDs depicting paintball hunts for around £13.
"If you think about it, what I'm providing is an adult comedy of hunting. The reason they're naked is deer don't wear Levis out in the woods," Mr Burdick said.
He has dismissed criticism, from numerous bodies including the US Centre for Victims of Violent Crimes, that the film promotes violence against women. Others have condemned the film as "very degrading to women."
"I think it's great," said Ken Rocco, of Butler, Pennsylvania. "You can enjoy hunting and women at the same time."
Marcia Reese, of Mount Oliver said, "I think it's a personal choice. If you don't want to see it, don't buy it," reports Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_869486.html
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