The First Cumshot in Mainstream Movies?

The world was still recovering from seeing an actor’s fully-blown hard cock up close and personal on the big screen, when jizz made it’s mainstream debut. And since that time, baby batter has literally blown out of men’s Japs eyes, onto their own chests, the chests of others, and right in the faces of actors both female and male. The first? It’s a debatable point, but many believe it was in 1969 with Andy Warhol's Blue Film. And with each passing year, our screens have runneth over with the fountain of youth: cum. Nowadays, spooge comes at us fast and loose, onto screens big and small, into romances both gay and straight, stories both dramatic and comedic. Cum even appeared in respectable, prestige film and TV projects like Insecure and Call Me by Your Name. Remember the episode of TV’s Sex and the City, where Carrie Bradshaw and the rest of the women attend a tantric sex workshop and Miranda gets caught in the crossfire of some male ejaculate. Here’s a tribute to man mayonnaise in its many guises on our screens.