(Montreal, QC / October 15, 2018) — Pure Taboo and Bree Mills present Daughter Slut-Shaming, a tale of bad girl behavior, a disapproving dad and the hands-on punishment that awaits, available now at PureTaboo.com.

Mills directed and wrote the screenplay for the tense drama that stars Emily Willis as Veronica, a teenage party girl that gets caught sneaking into the house by her stern stepfather Hugo (Steve Holmes).

“I ended up staying at my friend’s last night… we studied really late,” lies Veronica. “Who’s the boy?” demands Hugo. “I don’t remember his name.” Hugo gives his stepdaughter an ultimatum: “Pull your skirt up, bring your ass here and get spanked, or leave the house forever… I’m going to make you feel sorry…”

For Mills, “I’m really proud of this scene; these two characters are very complicated, and Emily and Steve perfectly understood the tension needed to create their onscreen relationship, and their chemistry really added that extra ‘pop’ to the intensity of the scene.”

Find the trailer and full scene at Puretaboo.com/Daughter-Slut-Shaming. Go to PureTaboo.com’s official cast page to find out more about Daughter Slut-Shaming star Emily Willis.

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Launched in September 2017, PureTaboo is the latest studio operated by the Gamma Films Group, the production arm of adult company Gamma Entertainment. Helmed by XBIZ and AVN award-winning director Bree Mills and promoting the tagline ‘Some taboos are meant to be broken’, PureTaboo features the most popular and up-and-coming faces in adult today, challenging themselves to bring acting and sexual performances in a way viewers have never seen before.

Mills and the PureTaboo team are committed to taking taboo porn seriously, with storylines tackling society’s accepted – but most intriguing – sexual circumstances: inappropriate family relations, compulsions, teen virgin, sexual perversions and the hidden corners of the viewer’s psyche.

“We hope to leave you equally shocked and aroused,” says Mills. “After all, aren’t some taboos meant to be broken?”