Two dominatrix performers have become the first Brits to fall foul of new laws banning violent online sex movies.
The Authority For Television On Demand (ATVOD) said Mistress Megara Furie and Mistress R’ea published smutty movies which breached its guidelines on "extreme content".
Ms Furie quickly pulled down the offending content, but Mistress R’eal has so far failed to respond and could face a massive £10,000 fine.
Sex campaigners have staged three separate spankathon, whipathon and face-sittingprotests against the porn rules and fear they will punish bondage lovers in a way they might not enjoy.
We spoke with Mistress Furie, who lives in Glasgow and makes a living from filming graphic "kinky" movies.
She said: "The film which breached the regulation showed me kicking a guy in the balls.
"It wasn't a hard kick and he exaggerated the effect a little bit, which made it look worse.
"But because my shoes had a certain detail on them, it gave him the equivalent of a shaving cut.
"If someone is erect, there is going to be a lot of blood down there."
The dominatrix was also criticised for failing to keep her porn films away from the eyes of people aged under 18.
However, this is little more than a bureaucratic slip, she told us, because the site hosting the films accepted debit cards, which can be obtained by youngsters.
"It is abhorrent to make content available to minors," she said. "Now I only work with sites which accept credit cards."
She pulled down the films within hours of receiving a legal notice, but the dominatrix is concerned the porn laws are having a freezing effect on free speech.
"People should be able to watch whatever they want," she added.
"You can't change the fact some people are kinky."
The websites Lads Next Door, Panties Pulled Down and Monty's POV were also accused of failing to keep "porn videos and images beyond the reach of children".
ATVOD Chair Ruth Evans said: “Under the new rules, material which is banned from sale on a DVD in the UK is also banned from UK video on demand services.
"This is particularly likely to affect pornographic videos which feature violence or in which consent is not clear. If you can’t walk into a licensed sex shop and buy it, nor can you view it at home on a UK video on demand service regulated by ATVOD."
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