Parasited Porn Review 68%

Possessed by Pleasure: Porn Parasite Obsessions

Foks, it’s not that easy to talk about Parasited. It’s probably unlike anything you have seen in the past! It’s here to provide the craziest crossover you never realized you needed. Or, if you have ever wondered what happens when you mash eerie horror movie vibes with studioporn, this should be right up your alley! This fetish porn website transforms the cliched horror movie idea of bodily possession into something way messier and freakier. But not with ghosts or goofy exorcisms. Think some disgusting, slimy, unearthly parasites turning ordinarily ordinary women into lustful, gushing, and succubus-like hosts. Real-deal fuck puppets. The result is part horror cosplay, part Slimer’s wet dream, and all-around very specific. And freaky! So, let’s squish our way through all the monstrous details!

First of all, let us discuss the core themes and unique elements. Parasited is committed to its horror porn look, so the production design merits some praise (or maybe a wary nod of appreciation six feet away from it). We’ll be seeing gloomy, shadow-drenched settings with excellent sound design that most definitely shouts “low-budget Alien rip-off.” The parasites themselves, animated little slimy critters, really look really good. They perform all the “gross but believable” stuff really well. From liters of kind-of milky slime to cloudy contacts on the actresses, they have perfected the primal, damp, and little goofy vibe they are gunning for. You will have to embrace just how over-the-top the action is, accept it, learn to love it, or leave it (if you’re lame!).

Spoiler alert: The review ahead doesn’t get any drier than what you’ve just read. Get ready for some goo, folks! We’ll be slimily crawling through everything you’d expect:

• the content collection,
• video quality,
• site navigation,
• pricing,
• security,
• if you will really feel like you are getting value for your sticky euros… and more!

Sticky Guide of Spooky Sex Scenes

Parasited has 74 scenes, each around 15+ minutes long. Yes, it’s a lesser assortment. You can find much bigger libraries on popular porn websites, but you’re here if you aren’t exactly looking for vanilla content. Updates come out bi-weekly, which is consistent enough for what we think to be quite “intense” filming requirements. It’s not like they can just slap a parasite filter into After Effects and call it a day.

This brings us to the next point: Parasited REALLY flexes hard in manufacturing quality. Though the look is purposefully out-of-date, the cinematography lends the horror atmosphere some genuine weight. All sequences run in clear 4k clarity. The lighting is moody. The angles are creative. Every goo-dripping moment is emphasized amid the fluid-filled sexual anarchy. The not-so-great point: downloads cost extra, which would irritate some, no doubt. Sorry, if you wanted to actually own a 35,000k bitrate masterpiece of an evil little parasite doing its thing, you’ve got to fork over more cash.

Content-wise, Parasited sticks in its narrow lane and any speeding limits are most certainly not relevant here. Lots of slimy skin, twisted tongue movements, trembling, and every fluid you could imagine flowing freely from every pore (okay, maybe not pores, but you get the picture). Surprisingly, though, there’s also a blog for behind-the-scenes updates, entertainment, and presumably a weirdly specific FAQ.

Easy Going, but a Few Holes

Navigating Parasited is easy, which is odd given its graphically aggressive tone. It’s mobile-friendly, features tags, filters, and even allows you to bookmark your favorite moments. Ratings and comments on videos allow you to gauge what is worth your time… or chuckle at someone else’s clever analysis of the over-the-top plot. The dated scenes and sorting choices also make it simple to get into something new or go back over an old favorite.

Even the player for videos is pretty damn elegant. You have the standard choices: adjust resolution, full screen, and picture-in-picture mode. Pro tip: if you’re feeling daring, you CAN gross out your roommates via TV because this one’s Chromecast-friendly. The drawback is the customer support. It’s pretty basic and mostly depends on your personally contacting them via forms or email.

From the looks, the site maintains functionality. It’s great. Though it’s not really winning “Best Design,” it’s dark and understated, which matches the mood.

So, How Much to Get the Worm?

Let us discuss their lovely pricing policies, shall we? While a six-month cryptocurrency-only option comes at €139.00, a standard membership will cost €29.99 per month. That’s pricey, particularly since downloadingis not included, but there’s an obvious conclusion to this. This is one of those “pay for the fetish, stay for the high quality” situations. It’s pricey, but it’s one-of-a-kind.

If your thing is some fucked-up creatures attacking sexy-looking humans, the expense most likely seems reasonable. If not… why then are you still reading? Shoo!

Maintaining Sluminess… and Safety

The good news Parasited respects your privacy. Everything runs on HTTPS, so your creepy-crawly browsing is nicely encrypted. They take credit cards and cryptocurrencies, therefore allowing you to pay with cold, slimy cash or with Bitcoin. Even slimier.

The site will be using neutral descriptions for your statement. The bank will not side-eye you for jacking it to fucked-up slime porn. Cancelling your accountis doable with their provided instructions or the payment providers CCBILL or Epoch. Overall, a smooth, albeit slightly manual, system.

Who is Brave Enough for Parasited?

This site clearly is made for the most daring of fetishists! It’s for those who get a touch too aroused during alien invasion films or believe hentai should turn live action. Parasited is a great pick just for the open-minded people in general.

If any of that describes you, you’re in for an oozy, sexy thrill ride worth the euros. If not, stay far, far away before these visuals set up permanent residence in your brain. Like a parasite. Do you get it?

Bottom line: Parasited is worth every squelchy eurocent for the proper audience.