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"New Latina Girl Gets Absolutely Destroyed In Pies and Slime!"
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Hey everybody! I have a new Green Room release for you today starring a hot, little 18-year-old Puerto Rican girl named Angie. There was no shortage of sloppy pies and thick slime ready for her that day, and Angie really took it all like a true messy princess!
You can download the full HD scene here --> https://pie-zone.com/products/the-green-room-5-angie
The scene starts out in casual interview format with Angie talking about her memories onboard The Nickelodeon Cruise watching people get pied in the face. She wasn't pied on the cruise, but that was all about to change
She starts out getting 3 shaving cream pies in the face followed by a very long, slow green sliming. It's perfection right out of the gate! 
After a few more shaving cream pies comes a series of red and purple all-pudding pies. The colorful splatter on these was insane- it really exploded everywhere!
Next up, Angie does a round of self-pies to herself. I should mention she really seemed to enjoy the feeling of all the substances, and you can hear a slight gasp (almost like a faint moan) in response to each pieing or sliming. We followed this up with a big, sludgy, dark green slime. The mess was really piling up at this point, but Angie kept hanging in there, and was still ready for more! After that, she does a few more self-pies (including a sandwich), before getting the most epic, chunky, cement-colored sliming to end the day.
The full download includes one 38 minute, unedited scene complete with candid interview footage, reactions and bonus pop-up commentary. As always, all footage is filmed in gorgeous 1080 HD.
Once again the link to download is ---> https://pie-zone.com/products/the-green-room-5-angie
Thanks and enjoy!
https://youtu.be/ZQUd8UcAglA
You can download the full HD scene here --> https://pie-zone.com/products/the-green-room-5-angie
The scene starts out in casual interview format with Angie talking about her memories onboard The Nickelodeon Cruise watching people get pied in the face. She wasn't pied on the cruise, but that was all about to change
She starts out getting 3 shaving cream pies in the face followed by a very long, slow green sliming. It's perfection right out of the gate! After a few more shaving cream pies comes a series of red and purple all-pudding pies. The colorful splatter on these was insane- it really exploded everywhere! Next up, Angie does a round of self-pies to herself. I should mention she really seemed to enjoy the feeling of all the substances, and you can hear a slight gasp (almost like a faint moan) in response to each pieing or sliming. We followed this up with a big, sludgy, dark green slime. The mess was really piling up at this point, but Angie kept hanging in there, and was still ready for more! After that, she does a few more self-pies (including a sandwich), before getting the most epic, chunky, cement-colored sliming to end the day.
The full download includes one 38 minute, unedited scene complete with candid interview footage, reactions and bonus pop-up commentary. As always, all footage is filmed in gorgeous 1080 HD.
Once again the link to download is ---> https://pie-zone.com/products/the-green-room-5-angie
Thanks and enjoy!
https://youtu.be/ZQUd8UcAglA
Small note: The phrase "latina girl" is redundant.
Although I am not sure it is approved by The Department of Redundancy Department.
Although I am not sure it is approved by The Department of Redundancy Department.
Oh Janet! You look so funny!!!
Crumbs!
Amazing scene.
Amazing scene.
Bringing pleasure to literally tens of people!
Another great find by you guys. Also great coverage as usual. 
The WAM Trendsetter Since 1997
Johnny_Yen said:
But the ones you use are so enormous, so cartoony, so gloriously over the top that they transcend the stigma of imitation. That is to say you are not "hoping" they will be mistaken for actual pies... you're not trying to fool anyone. I can respect that.
But the ones you use are so enormous, so cartoony, so gloriously over the top that they transcend the stigma of imitation. That is to say you are not "hoping" they will be mistaken for actual pies... you're not trying to fool anyone. I can respect that.
This is a great point. Shaving cream doesn't really bother me too much, but it's true that it's generally used as a stand-in for edible pies. Here, that's clearly not the case; I tend to doubt an edible pie that mountainous would even be feasible, much less functional (not to say it shouldn't be tried...). I'd never thought about it like that, but there is something fun, and wonderfully in-keeping with your themes and aesthetic, about those huge pure-prop pies. Haven't picked up this clip yet, but based on the preview material, the enjoyment is as inevitable as the purchase.
The presence of shaving cream would normally be a deal breaker for me (I never use it on principle.) But, as others have said, this is a spoof - and a fantasy spoof. And in keeping with that you've gone way overboard to make them ludicrously giant.
The slime is just extraordinary - simultaneously 'fun' and appropriately 'disgusting' (it was never THAT lumpy, surely!) and it looks like there's plenty of it over and over.
Plus, your model recruitment - which has impressed Messygirl. No cookie cutter sell outs. These young women are all different and interesting looking and hot.
And finally, I think we owe it to models and audiences alike to present the best production values we can.
And you're doing that to the max! POW!
SHOWBIZ!
The slime is just extraordinary - simultaneously 'fun' and appropriately 'disgusting' (it was never THAT lumpy, surely!) and it looks like there's plenty of it over and over.
Plus, your model recruitment - which has impressed Messygirl. No cookie cutter sell outs. These young women are all different and interesting looking and hot.
And finally, I think we owe it to models and audiences alike to present the best production values we can.
And you're doing that to the max! POW!
SHOWBIZ!
Bringing pleasure to literally tens of people!
Regis said:
NAMES ARE BEING TAKEN
Trouso said: The presence of shaving cream would normally be a deal breaker for me (I never use it on principle.) But, as others have said, this is a spoof
NAMES ARE BEING TAKEN
The Bea Arthury Barbisol Bitch Hunt Trials
"HAVE YOU EVER, DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, USED, KNOWINGLY OR UNKNOWINGLY ENDORSED, OR INFERRED YOUR APPROVAL OF, ANY FORM OF SHAVING CREAM PRODUCT IN A SLAPSTICK FETISH PRODUCTION?"
"I don't know..."
Bringing pleasure to literally tens of people!
GherdG said:
This is a great point. Shaving cream doesn't really bother me too much, but it's true that it's generally used as a stand-in for edible pies. Here, that's clearly not the case; I tend to doubt an edible pie that mountainous would even be feasible, much less functional (not to say it shouldn't be tried...). I'd never thought about it like that, but there is something fun, and wonderfully in-keeping with your themes and aesthetic, about those huge pure-prop pies. Haven't picked up this clip yet, but based on the preview material, the enjoyment is as inevitable as the purchase.
Johnny_Yen said:
But the ones you use are so enormous, so cartoony, so gloriously over the top that they transcend the stigma of imitation. That is to say you are not "hoping" they will be mistaken for actual pies... you're not trying to fool anyone. I can respect that.
But the ones you use are so enormous, so cartoony, so gloriously over the top that they transcend the stigma of imitation. That is to say you are not "hoping" they will be mistaken for actual pies... you're not trying to fool anyone. I can respect that.
This is a great point. Shaving cream doesn't really bother me too much, but it's true that it's generally used as a stand-in for edible pies. Here, that's clearly not the case; I tend to doubt an edible pie that mountainous would even be feasible, much less functional (not to say it shouldn't be tried...). I'd never thought about it like that, but there is something fun, and wonderfully in-keeping with your themes and aesthetic, about those huge pure-prop pies. Haven't picked up this clip yet, but based on the preview material, the enjoyment is as inevitable as the purchase.
Thanks, guys! Couldn't have said it better myself
I understand the draw of real pies (I was a 'real pie guy' once, too), but once I discovered shaving cream's awesome potential for coverage, my preferences evolved. It was definitely Anglefan's scenes (starting in the late-2000s, when he switched over from whipped cream) that set me on the shaving cream path. That said, there's still nothing like a nice Cool Whip pie and I'm hoping to experiment with those as well...GherdG knows what I'm talking about
With all due respect, what I don't understand is some people's unbending preference for real pies. Shouldn't great pie and crust coverage be the goal, regardless of the exact makeup of the pie? What's the thought process on that, is it like soooo much more stimulating because it was supposed to be an edible food?
Regis said: Another hottie! How come I never spot cuties like this when I'm out in NYC? Or, to put it more precisely, how come they always get off the subway as soon as I start talking to them?
For the next model I recruit, I'll give them your address, but they'll be told that it's a shaving cream only shoot!
PieZone said:
With all due respect, what I don't understand is some people's unbending preference for real pies. Shouldn't great pie and crust coverage be the goal, regardless of the exact makeup of the pie? What's the thought process on that, is it like soooo much more stimulating because it was supposed to be an edible food?
With all due respect, what I don't understand is some people's unbending preference for real pies. Shouldn't great pie and crust coverage be the goal, regardless of the exact makeup of the pie? What's the thought process on that, is it like soooo much more stimulating because it was supposed to be an edible food?
Wait until you reach the point where you've covered a gorgeous girl in 15 pies, 2 cakes, and assorted slime.... And someone tells you flat-out they won't be buying because you used ONE (!!) shaving cream pie.
That's the kind of stuff that will drive you batshit insane....
4Kane said:
Since you asked (otherwise I wouldn't want to hijack the thread), coverage is exactly one of the reasons I prefer 'real' pies. With most SC pies, with the first hit, the coverage is so thick the face is totally obscured. To me, that's not good coverage. You may as well put a box on the woman's head (I also don't like crust where the majority sticks to the face). I still want to be able to see all their facial features (outlined underneath the cream) and their expressions, not just their eyes and an agape mouth
Second, I also like "sloppy" pies (although there is a fine line between sloppy and too thin/runny). Most SC used by producers is too "dry" for my tastes, and it just sits there. I want to see it streak (streak, not just be part of a single amorphous blob) into their hair, run down their shoulders, chest, etc. SC/soap can be used when mixed with water for this desired effect (see circus-type pies, I consider the Allison Jack ones pretty good), but most producers just use SC out of can where it's too foamy
FWIW, my favorite type of pies would be those that Drew Carrey was hit with in the circa 2008 TPIR showcase (the ones for the models were 99% perfect, but Drew's were thicker)
With all due respect, what I don't understand is some people's unbending preference for real pies. Shouldn't great pie and crust coverage be the goal, regardless of the exact makeup of the pie? What's the thought process on that, is it like soooo much more stimulating because it was supposed to be an edible food?
Since you asked (otherwise I wouldn't want to hijack the thread), coverage is exactly one of the reasons I prefer 'real' pies. With most SC pies, with the first hit, the coverage is so thick the face is totally obscured. To me, that's not good coverage. You may as well put a box on the woman's head (I also don't like crust where the majority sticks to the face). I still want to be able to see all their facial features (outlined underneath the cream) and their expressions, not just their eyes and an agape mouth
Second, I also like "sloppy" pies (although there is a fine line between sloppy and too thin/runny). Most SC used by producers is too "dry" for my tastes, and it just sits there. I want to see it streak (streak, not just be part of a single amorphous blob) into their hair, run down their shoulders, chest, etc. SC/soap can be used when mixed with water for this desired effect (see circus-type pies, I consider the Allison Jack ones pretty good), but most producers just use SC out of can where it's too foamy
FWIW, my favorite type of pies would be those that Drew Carrey was hit with in the circa 2008 TPIR showcase (the ones for the models were 99% perfect, but Drew's were thicker)
Again - since you ask, much of the above - but for me, shaving cream is simply a cheap visual effect and is neither wet nor messy: it's a mass of minute soap bubbles - a lot of volume created mainly by air. Crucially, it can be wiped off almost anything with a towel and leaves barely any residue. It's inert.
Dairy cream on the other hand and other foodstuffs are genuinely messy and 'inconvenient' because they contain grease and things that will cloy and linger will not disperse or come off without much water and detergent. There's an appeal in that.
I was suggesting you'd transcended that - so I seriously wouldn't pay any attention to anybody's fickle tastes about pies. Just make ones YOU think are great. The minute you start listening to us all too much there's a danger you'll lose your autonomous magic.
Bringing pleasure to literally tens of people!
SStuff said: Wait until you reach the point where you've covered a gorgeous girl in 15 pies, 2 cakes, and assorted slime.... And someone tells you flat-out they won't be buying because you used ONE (!!) shaving cream pie.
This is a wholly reasonable response.
4Kane, good analysis of why shaving cream is a boner-kill.
PieZone, definitely give her my address! You also might mention to her that the shaving cream will be brown, gritty, and held in a small pool.
Trouso said:
Again - since you ask, much of the above - but for me, shaving cream is simply a cheap visual effect and is neither wet nor messy: it's a mass of minute soap bubbles - a lot of volume created mainly by air. Crucially, it can be wiped off almost anything with a towel and leaves barely any residue. It's inert.
Dairy cream on the other hand and other foodstuffs are genuinely messy and 'inconvenient' because they contain grease and things that will cloy and linger will not disperse or come off without much water and detergent. There's an appeal in that.
I was suggesting you'd transcended that - so I seriously wouldn't pay any attention to anybody's fickle tastes about pies. Just make ones YOU think are great. The minute you start listening to us all too much there's a danger you'll lose your autonomous magic.
4Kane said:
Since you asked (otherwise I wouldn't want to hijack the thread), coverage is exactly one of the reasons I prefer 'real' pies. With most SC pies, with the first hit, the coverage is so thick the face is totally obscured. To me, that's not good coverage. You may as well put a box on the woman's head (I also don't like crust where the majority sticks to the face). I still want to be able to see all their facial features (outlined underneath the cream) and their expressions, not just their eyes and an agape mouth
Second, I also like "sloppy" pies (although there is a fine line between sloppy and too thin/runny). Most SC used by producers is too "dry" for my tastes, and it just sits there. I want to see it streak (streak, not just be part of a single amorphous blob) into their hair, run down their shoulders, chest, etc. SC/soap can be used when mixed with water for this desired effect (see circus-type pies, I consider the Allison Jack ones pretty good), but most producers just use SC out of can where it's too foamy
FWIW, my favorite type of pies would be those that Drew Carrey was hit with in the circa 2008 TPIR showcase (the ones for the models were 99% perfect, but Drew's were thicker)
With all due respect, what I don't understand is some people's unbending preference for real pies. Shouldn't great pie and crust coverage be the goal, regardless of the exact makeup of the pie? What's the thought process on that, is it like soooo much more stimulating because it was supposed to be an edible food?
Since you asked (otherwise I wouldn't want to hijack the thread), coverage is exactly one of the reasons I prefer 'real' pies. With most SC pies, with the first hit, the coverage is so thick the face is totally obscured. To me, that's not good coverage. You may as well put a box on the woman's head (I also don't like crust where the majority sticks to the face). I still want to be able to see all their facial features (outlined underneath the cream) and their expressions, not just their eyes and an agape mouth
Second, I also like "sloppy" pies (although there is a fine line between sloppy and too thin/runny). Most SC used by producers is too "dry" for my tastes, and it just sits there. I want to see it streak (streak, not just be part of a single amorphous blob) into their hair, run down their shoulders, chest, etc. SC/soap can be used when mixed with water for this desired effect (see circus-type pies, I consider the Allison Jack ones pretty good), but most producers just use SC out of can where it's too foamy
FWIW, my favorite type of pies would be those that Drew Carrey was hit with in the circa 2008 TPIR showcase (the ones for the models were 99% perfect, but Drew's were thicker)
Again - since you ask, much of the above - but for me, shaving cream is simply a cheap visual effect and is neither wet nor messy: it's a mass of minute soap bubbles - a lot of volume created mainly by air. Crucially, it can be wiped off almost anything with a towel and leaves barely any residue. It's inert.
Dairy cream on the other hand and other foodstuffs are genuinely messy and 'inconvenient' because they contain grease and things that will cloy and linger will not disperse or come off without much water and detergent. There's an appeal in that.
I was suggesting you'd transcended that - so I seriously wouldn't pay any attention to anybody's fickle tastes about pies. Just make ones YOU think are great. The minute you start listening to us all too much there's a danger you'll lose your autonomous magic.
Well said, Trouso and 4Kane...it's interesting to hear your deeper psychological analyses about whipped cream pies. Everyone has their own nuanced preferences when it comes to the wide world of WAM!
With your line of thinking, would you say it's more stimulating to see a beautiful woman get messy while wearing expensive formal attire (all those nice clothes ruined), or completely naked (only needs a shower, no material destruction)? For me, I would pick completely naked because the heightened visual appeal of pure feminine beauty getting messy would far outweigh the idea of the woman's clothes being ruined. In a way, you could say my preference is more mainstream!
And don't worry, Trouso- I'm not changing anything about my pies...just curious about the whole topic
since you did ask, something about non-edible substances has always not worked for me. Not that the goal is eating or ingesting in any way really. But scenes where they use paint or dark oil or even sometimes shaving cream pies, they lose their appeal. This scene looks good but I'd be getting it for the slimings, and not the pies. Just MHO.
Eh, we've basically reached the point of market saturation where a prospective buyer can go: "Okay, I need a half-Asian half-Latina, short, curvy but not BBW, ankle socks, plaid skirt, green slime and blue slime (but NOT red), smooth slime only, and only real pies with no tins."
And he'll probably have half-a-dozen scenes to choose from.
From a financial standpoint, it makes more sense for producers to do ONLY one substance per scene. Diversify all you want, but NEVER in the same scene. Wanna use real pies, shaving cream pies, cakes, slime, and chocolate? Don't put them ALL in one scene. Do five separate scenes: Real pies only. SC pies only. Cakes only. Slime only. Chocolate only. Every niche is happy.
Now, could all 5 niches simply buy the same 5-substance scene and watch just the parts they like? (And even use a free video editor to remove the parts they hate, if it bugs them so much?) Sure... But that's not the market anymore. Better to get a much shorter scene with less content, but ONLY the content you want.
And he'll probably have half-a-dozen scenes to choose from.
From a financial standpoint, it makes more sense for producers to do ONLY one substance per scene. Diversify all you want, but NEVER in the same scene. Wanna use real pies, shaving cream pies, cakes, slime, and chocolate? Don't put them ALL in one scene. Do five separate scenes: Real pies only. SC pies only. Cakes only. Slime only. Chocolate only. Every niche is happy.
Now, could all 5 niches simply buy the same 5-substance scene and watch just the parts they like? (And even use a free video editor to remove the parts they hate, if it bugs them so much?) Sure... But that's not the market anymore. Better to get a much shorter scene with less content, but ONLY the content you want.
SStuff said: Eh, we've basically reached the point of market saturation where a prospective buyer can go: "Okay, I need a half-Asian half-Latina, short, curvy but not BBW, ankle socks, plaid skirt, green slime and blue slime (but NOT red), smooth slime only, and only real pies with no tins."
And he'll probably have half-a-dozen scenes to choose from.
And he'll probably have half-a-dozen scenes to choose from.
Whereas if I wanted to see a similar model covered in mud I would likely have
0
options.
But at the same time I do think the results are better when producers shoot what turns them on, so I've never been super aggressive about lobbying the pie producers to diversify. Not sure what the solution is ... although if I had to pick one frustration about the community at this point, it's that Rich's (and now PieZone's) talent pool is not being subjected to the kind of mess I'd like to see.
SStuff said: Eh, we've basically reached the point of market saturation where a prospective buyer can go: "Okay, I need a half-Asian half-Latina, short, curvy but not BBW, ankle socks, plaid skirt, green slime and blue slime (but NOT red), smooth slime only, and only real pies with no tins."
And he'll probably have half-a-dozen scenes to choose from.
From a financial standpoint, it makes more sense for producers to do ONLY one substance per scene. Diversify all you want, but NEVER in the same scene. Wanna use real pies, shaving cream pies, cakes, slime, and chocolate? Don't put them ALL in one scene. Do five separate scenes: Real pies only. SC pies only. Cakes only. Slime only. Chocolate only. Every niche is happy.
Now, could all 5 niches simply buy the same 5-substance scene and watch just the parts they like? (And even use a free video editor to remove the parts they hate, if it bugs them so much?) Sure... But that's not the market anymore. Better to get a much shorter scene with less content, but ONLY the content you want.
And he'll probably have half-a-dozen scenes to choose from.
From a financial standpoint, it makes more sense for producers to do ONLY one substance per scene. Diversify all you want, but NEVER in the same scene. Wanna use real pies, shaving cream pies, cakes, slime, and chocolate? Don't put them ALL in one scene. Do five separate scenes: Real pies only. SC pies only. Cakes only. Slime only. Chocolate only. Every niche is happy.
Now, could all 5 niches simply buy the same 5-substance scene and watch just the parts they like? (And even use a free video editor to remove the parts they hate, if it bugs them so much?) Sure... But that's not the market anymore. Better to get a much shorter scene with less content, but ONLY the content you want.
100% agree, but you know an unintended consequence of that approach is a high volume of digital copies in circulation, making piracy, aka The Ultimate Boner Killer (For Producers
) a more immediate concern. And for someone just starting out in 2017, that definitely influenced my approach in making longer volumes with extensive messy action.PieZone said:
100% agree, but you know an unintended consequence of that approach is a high volume of digital copies in circulation, making piracy, aka The Ultimate Boner Killer (For Producers) a more immediate concern. And for someone just starting out in 2017, that definitely influenced my approach in making longer volumes with extensive messy action.
SStuff said: Eh, we've basically reached the point of market saturation where a prospective buyer can go: "Okay, I need a half-Asian half-Latina, short, curvy but not BBW, ankle socks, plaid skirt, green slime and blue slime (but NOT red), smooth slime only, and only real pies with no tins."
And he'll probably have half-a-dozen scenes to choose from.
From a financial standpoint, it makes more sense for producers to do ONLY one substance per scene. Diversify all you want, but NEVER in the same scene. Wanna use real pies, shaving cream pies, cakes, slime, and chocolate? Don't put them ALL in one scene. Do five separate scenes: Real pies only. SC pies only. Cakes only. Slime only. Chocolate only. Every niche is happy.
Now, could all 5 niches simply buy the same 5-substance scene and watch just the parts they like? (And even use a free video editor to remove the parts they hate, if it bugs them so much?) Sure... But that's not the market anymore. Better to get a much shorter scene with less content, but ONLY the content you want.
And he'll probably have half-a-dozen scenes to choose from.
From a financial standpoint, it makes more sense for producers to do ONLY one substance per scene. Diversify all you want, but NEVER in the same scene. Wanna use real pies, shaving cream pies, cakes, slime, and chocolate? Don't put them ALL in one scene. Do five separate scenes: Real pies only. SC pies only. Cakes only. Slime only. Chocolate only. Every niche is happy.
Now, could all 5 niches simply buy the same 5-substance scene and watch just the parts they like? (And even use a free video editor to remove the parts they hate, if it bugs them so much?) Sure... But that's not the market anymore. Better to get a much shorter scene with less content, but ONLY the content you want.
100% agree, but you know an unintended consequence of that approach is a high volume of digital copies in circulation, making piracy, aka The Ultimate Boner Killer (For Producers
) a more immediate concern. And for someone just starting out in 2017, that definitely influenced my approach in making longer volumes with extensive messy action. Oh, I was only saying that as devil advocate. I'm LITERALLY doing the opposite of what I suggested right now.... I'll have one scene with like 4 different types of pies, AND slime and cakes and water. The days of 5-minute scenes are long gone.... Some of these are creeping to the 25-min mark (BEFORE Outtakes).
I dunno. I really like variety, and also just completely wrecking the model. (And if they're charging per scene, it's the most bang for your buck.) I do think you're smart to do ONLY SC instead of mix-and-matching, which is how I wind up annoying people on both sides.
Johnny_Yen said: It's not shaving cream as a substance that's a problem.
It's shaving cream "masquerading" as a pie.
I can watch a girl playing in mounds of shaving cream and enjoy watching her get messy. I can enjoy girls spraying shaving cream on each other. I can enjoy watching girls wrestle in shaving cream.
But once you put shaving cream in a pie tin with a crust, well then you've got the "Nadia Valentine" of slapstick props.
As I mentioned before, I think PieZone avoids this issue by engaging in cartoony excess
It's shaving cream "masquerading" as a pie.
I can watch a girl playing in mounds of shaving cream and enjoy watching her get messy. I can enjoy girls spraying shaving cream on each other. I can enjoy watching girls wrestle in shaving cream.
But once you put shaving cream in a pie tin with a crust, well then you've got the "Nadia Valentine" of slapstick props.
As I mentioned before, I think PieZone avoids this issue by engaging in cartoony excess
You may need to explain "Nadia Valentine" for the benefit of newer users.
Oh Janet! You look so funny!!!
HappyCamper said:
You may need to explain "Nadia Valentine" for the benefit of newer users.
But once you put shaving cream in a pie tin with a crust, well then you've got the "Nadia Valentine" of slapstick props.
You may need to explain "Nadia Valentine" for the benefit of newer users.
Oh yeah, that's definitely where this thread needs to go!
