A Taboo Identity

Do any documentaries ever get made by people who know what they are doing?

This alleged "documentary" is so badly written, edited and rudderless, that a grade school kid could probably have done better than the cretinous morons who are responsible for this terrible documentary, in which we learn very little and which doesn't do Kay Parker any favors.

The psyche guy in this video doesn't actually explain or details how we are supposed to get out of the identities we are supposed to be determined by. Its a lot of hot air and waffling, speaking without saying anything and dishing out a hefty dose of psychological mumbo jumbo.

What are we supposed to learn from this video? From what the participants said? Really?

Seems like it was just tit bits from Bill Margold and seeing the aged Seka & Eric Edwards being the only new things to be shown, plus of course seeing Kay Parker at different moments & outfits over the last 10-15 years, all hashed together in the same footage was I guess different, but an ***** mess.

Don't waste your time people. Move on, nothing to see here...

Perhaps one of the most horrid documentaries in history. The Taboo Identity is available on tubi tv and I personally only viewed it to see Jill Schoelen. The former adult film actress is compelety exploited and ridiculed the entire time as no one seems to remember her until the filmmakers expose her to a new generation of adult film viewers who explore the older films

It doesn't even fulfill the director's own goal that he mentions near the end. Most of this documentary makes little sense, sometimes diverting to the making of. And the "I should make a movie about Bill's cat" which sounds less interesting than this movie. We learn nothing of Kay's "journey" from adult actress. Only that she was an adult actress and now a metaphysical counselor. Already knew that, besides it being in the movie's description. Actually I learned nothing watching this entire movie. It mentions at one point in the movie, a crew of five yet the quality & content come across like its one person with a cell phone. The audio goes from clear & loud, to not being able to hear what's being said. There are interviews with former B movie actress Jill Schoelen although, no idea why she is relevant. I'd rather give zero stars but that's not possible.