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As you already know the song "Everyone Knows That" which has been wanted for more than 3 years was found today in this NSFW film, so it's a great day for Lostwave fans. Despite the fact that the film in which the EKT was ripped is not suitable for everyone, I think that it is a perfect example of "erotic" films from the 1980s, I like the atmosphere in the film itself and the music which is characteristic of those times

Today's discovery of EKT shows that even if a song or other example of lost media is lost, it can still be found even if these are unusual parts of the Internet. I hope that thanks to such progress in searching for lost media, other songs that are currently included in "Lostwave" will also be found.

On behalf of the ETK community, Carl what were you doing bro 💀💀 anyways, Today is a momentous day after countless years of searching, calling, buying vinyls etc... It has been found in this video which is oddly arousing, but truth be told somebody would've got handsy one night and stumbled upon this anyways. It was bound to happen. I really can't believe this actually happened after all this time, even through my own search of bottomless holes and going through my dad's thousands of cassette tapes, it finally happened. This win for the lostwave community funnily enough puts Carl92 in a tough position. Can we get a Carl statement? Carl we need you, the clock is ticking. Tell me the truth.

The corny premise of Angels interfering on Earth is trotted out in this very routine porn video. My only point of real interest was the participation of Saint (Christopher Saint Booth), a talented mainstream musical composer who a decade later would compose memorable scores for dozens of classic Adam & Eve features. He also has a cameo role as a bumbling bomber who accidentally blows up Michael Morrison -who fortunately is re-routed from Limbo to Hell.

The three starring angels (Tracey Adams, Jessica Wylde and Steve Drake die sfter having sex in a motorhome crashed into by a wayward driver. Wiliam (played by Randy West) is Heaven's gatekeeper who tells them what's up: they're trainee angels, and in Limbo time is at a ration of one minute there = one day back on Earth. They take advantage of this to go home to visit several people who are scheduled to die. (This film posits a deterministic universe, in which God has designated exact times for people to die.) The angels interfere, protecting people and having sex with them. They get back before William returns in five (Limbo) minutes and he reprimands them, but sends them back to Earth for perhaps a sequel, only commanding them not to change fate.

The mundane Earthly situations and sex scenes are quite a letdown after all this fantasy set-up -just a string of sex vignettes with plenty of intercutting. Fans will note that when this was made Jessica had bigger boobs than Tracey.

Carl92 get ur freaky ahh on bruh ... 17 second snippet is crazy the rest were probably moans ngl.

Something in your eyes makes you realize How strange it seems Something in your smile should be up on trial A girl can dream

You're counting on a shift in disguise Caught up in your world of lies

Everyone knows it (You've got) Ulterior motives, tell me the truth Every move shows it (Ah-ah) Don't you realize that you're telling lies?

Ah

If something's on your mind, spit it out and find The perfect girl All your truths and dares, do you really care Just who I am?

You're always biting more than you can chew When will you realize the truth?

Hell yeah! Such a cool story related to the song in this film... My 1st knowledge of lost media as being an actual thing... My only foray into such a thing was an old Saturday night live skit "white trash something or other, and the 1 line I can ever remember from it, "smells like cat food and ass" lol but anyway... I'm so glad that me and my daughter got to share in this particular journey together... Maybe she will find my comment here? Surely, she will be surprised to find my comments waiting to be found... I could not be more proud of her a the person she is and is becoming... I could not be more happy to have been a father to her and her sister & brother... Ly! Dad.

Angels of Passion is a film that defies easy categorization. Part mystery, part erotic drama, it weaves a captivating tale that leaves viewers both intrigued and aroused. I first stumbled upon this gem during my teenage years, when my local video library offered a 5-for-£5 deal on older films. Little did I know that this seemingly innocuous rental would leave a lasting impression.

The plot centers around a clandestine organization known as the "Angels." These enigmatic women move through the shadows, their allure drawing men into their web. Their purpose? To awaken passion, desire, and forbidden fantasies. As the film unfolds, we follow the journey of a young man who becomes entangled with these mysterious sirens.

Visual Seduction: Angels of Passion excels in visual storytelling. The cinematography is lush, with soft lighting that accentuates curves and contours. Each frame is a canvas of desire, leaving the audience spellbound. The Angels themselves are ethereal-graceful, confident, and unapologetically sensual. Their costumes, a blend of elegance and eroticism, evoke a sense of otherworldly beauty.

The Enigma of the Angels: Who are these women? Are they supernatural beings or mere mortals with extraordinary allure? The film tantalizingly hints at their origins but never fully reveals their secrets. Their interactions with the protagonist are both tender and intense, leaving him-and us-yearning for more.

Sensual Encounters: The socials-gatherings orchestrated by the Angels-are the heart of the film. Here, men and women collide, their desires laid bare. The tension is palpable as eyes meet across candlelit rooms. The Angels glide through the crowd, their touch igniting sparks of longing. It's a dance of seduction, where boundaries blur, and inhibitions dissolve.

Themes of Forbidden Love: Angels of Passion delves into the complexities of desire. It explores the fine line between pleasure and pain, love and obsession. The Angels offer ecstasy but demand a price-the surrender of one's soul. As the protagonist grapples with his feelings, we witness the intoxicating pull of forbidden love.

The Show, But Don't Touch Rule: The socials operate under an unspoken rule: admiration from afar. The Angels tantalize, but physical intimacy remains elusive. It's a delicate balance-a performance where desire simmers but never boils over. This restraint heightens the tension, leaving viewers yearning for release.

Verdict: Angels of Passion is not for everyone. If you seek straightforward narratives, look elsewhere. But if you crave mystery, sensuality, and a touch of the forbidden, this film is a hidden treasure. Let its enigmatic Angels lead you into a world where passion knows no bounds.

In summary, Angels of Passion is a mesmerizing blend of intrigue and desire. Its allure lies in what it doesn't reveal-the tantalizing gaps that keep us hooked. Whether you're a cinephile or an explorer of hidden pleasures, this film will leave an indelible mark.

"Angels of Passion" (1986) is one of those movies that's just so much fun, you can't help but love it! First off, let me just say, I absolutly enjoyed this movie; it really got me going! The storyline is both captivting and thrilling, with a dash of romance that keeps you hooked til the very end.

The performances were superB, really. Each actor brougth something unique to the table, making their characters not just memorable but relatably funny and emotionaly engaging. The direction is also spot on, blending action and humor with a seamless grace that few films manage to achieve.

What's really impresive about "Angels of Passion" is how it mixes different genres. It's got a bit of everything - suspense, drama, comedy, and action. This makes for a roller-coaster ride of emotions that's both exhilarating and deeply satisfying.

I would highly recomend this movie to anyone looking for a good time. It's the kind of film that leaves you with a big smile on your face and a warm feeling in your heart. So, grab some popcorn, gather your friends or family, and watch "Angels of Passion." It's a total blast and a true gem of the 80s cinema! Don't miss out on this one; it's a real treat from start to finish.

Everyone knows that carl92 was a gooner, but I feel like the hunt for this movie, The boombox, Hell even the actual song now after 3 years. At this point, I was doubting that we would EVER find EKT until next year or 10 years but this feels like a life long accomplishment that the EKT subbreddit, even the lost media community that all just happened YESTERDAY. Clap it up everyone! But.. I have to admit, If Carl92 never posted that same clip of Everyone knows that, then we wouldn't even know about this film which is... Quite questionable, especially from someone who like erotic and taboo things.

I just finished watching this film and woah, it was absolutely splendid! I can't explain the sheer brilliance of this film. It was heartwarming, laugh out loud, and really tugs at your heartstrings. It was such an empowering film for women too.

I really love the dynamic between all of the characters - they seem to really like each other very much, and they are all very good friends. The relationships shown are so wholesome and romantic. The cast all had great chemistry. The acting is phenomenal! Definetely Oscar worthy.

This film was ahead of its time. The fantasy storyline is so captivating and so well portrayed, so much so I forgot they were supposed to be angels since they were so humanised! The only downside I have is that the music score could be a little bit better, I didn't find the music that captivating and rather uninteresting. It definitely doesn't linger in your mind afterwards and is easily forgotten.

This film has bought immense joy to my life and is my go-to feel good movie to watch with all of the family, from my grandparents to the kids. I recommend people from all walks of life to indulge in this legendary masterpiece, it's life changing and has made my life significantly more worth living since my eyes had the pleasure of viewing this movie. <3.

Don't even gotta say more, watch it yourself. Ngl I really want a version of ekt without the porn sounds. It's also kinda funny how this has no reviews on imdb before ekt was found in it lolz.

The acting was rlly good, the boners I got were really good. Idk what else to put but I gotta make this long bcuz there's a required amount of characters.

I'm 100% gonna recommend this to my friends, they gotta use a vpn tho cuz we're Texan. :) living in Houston is good tho cuz we get a lot of pop up cafés nd stuff. Rn they have a sonic the hedgehog café and I'm gonna with my friends in cosplay.

I hope you enjoy(ed) the porn btw. Have a good day.

The action in this flick is pretty mediocre. The REAL reason to watch this is the soundtrack, which is chock full of bangers. I'd highly recommend the Stacey Donovan and Greg Rome scene featuring a light, synth pop ditty. It's the highlight of the movie. Great, great song. A personal favorite. I don't know what the song is actually called, but it contains the catchy lyrics:

Counting all the sheep in the sky Caught up in a world of lies Everyone knows that you've got Ulterior motives, tell me truth

Once you get that song in your head once, it will be in there for FAR longer than you'd imagine.

The song "Everyone Knows That" is also known as "Ulterior Motives" and is a track from the 1986 film "Angels of Passion." The song was created by Christopher Saint Booth and Philip Adrian Booth of the band Affair. It gained significant attention online, particularly in lost media communities, due to its elusive origins and incomplete recordings circulating on platforms like YouTube and TikTok.

The song became widely discussed and theorized about in various online communities before its full version was finally found. The image of the purple boombox you mentioned is often associated with the song because it was used in a YouTube upload of a snippet of the song, contributing to its online identity and mystery.

For more detailed information, you can visit the Lost Media Wiki page on the song here.