The Devil in Miss Jones (1973)

The text discusses the film "The Devil in Miss Jones," a 1973 pornographic film written, directed, and produced by Gerard Damiano, starring Georgina Spelvin. It is recognized as a classic from the Golden Age of Porn, following Damiano's earlier success with "Deep Throat." The film portrays Justine Jones, a lonely spinster who, after a suicide attempt, finds herself in limbo where she learns she cannot enter Heaven. She requests to return to Earth to indulge in lustful experiences, which leads to various sexual encounters. Despite her temporary enjoyment, Justine eventually faces eternal suffering in Hell, trapped with an uninterested man. The film, earning an X rating from the MPAA, premiered in New York and broke box office records for adult films, grossing$15 million in the U.S. and ranking among the top films of 1973. Critics acknowledged its artistic qualities, with some noting its comparison to mainstream cinema, while others hailed it as one of the best erotic films made. The text also mentions the film's significance in the Golden Age of Porn and its inclusion of diverse sexual content. Additionally, it highlights the popularity of certain torrents and downloads related to the film and other projects, with some achieving significant download numbers.