Erotic Movie Awards
During the Golden Age of Porn, and prior to getting into the movie business themselves, Hustler was one of two magazines that announced awards for adult sex films, the other being Adam Film World. They were discontinued in the late 1980s.
The awards were based on fan ballots printed in the publication. In announcing its third annual awards, the magazine said, "Hustler's erotic-movie awards are intended to reward excellence in the erotic-film industry and thereby encourage the fast-buck makers of mediocrity to clean up their act or go out of business."
- 1979 (3rd annual) recipients: Best Film — Sex World, Best Actress — Sharon Thorpe in Sex World, Best Actor — John Leslie in Sensual Encounters of Every Kind, Best Director — Anthony Spinelli for Sex World, Best Sex Scene — Harry Reems and Maria Lynn in Butterflies; Most Accomplished Fellatio Artist — Carol Connors in The Erotic Adventures of Candy, Most Accomplished Cunnilinguist — John Leslie in The Other Side of Julie.
- 1983 (7th annual) recipients: Best Film — The Dancers, Best Actress — Annette Haven in Peaches and Cream, Best Actor — John Leslie in Nothing To Hide, Best Director — Anthony Spinelli for The Dancers, Best Sex Scene — Jamie Gillis and Veronica Hart in Wanda Whips Wall Street; Most Accomplished Fellatio Artist — Annie Sprinkle in Deep Inside Annie Sprinkle, Most Accomplished Cunnilinguist — Annette Haven in Peaches and Cream.
- 1986 (10th annual) recipients: Best Film — New Wave Hookers, Best Actress — Colleen Brennan in Trinity Brown, Best Actor — Jerry Butler in Snake Eyes, Best Director — Gregory Dark for New Wave Hookers, Best Sex Scene — Traci Lords and Tom Byron in Sister Dearest; Most Accomplished Fellatio Artist — Ginger Lynn in Bedtime Tales, Most Accomplished Cunnilinguist — Danielle in Hostage Girls, Most Disappointing Film — Debbie Does Dallas III.
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