Streaming Giant's New Docudrama Promises Unfiltered Look at Australia's Adult Content Creators
Streaming platform Stan has announced a new, eight-part docudrama series titled "Turned On: Dirty Sexy Money". The show, slated for a May premiere, aims to expose the realities behind the glamorous lives of Australia's top 'OnlyFans' stars. The series is described as a high-glamour look at the industry, delving into the "secret world of Australia's top adult content creators."
The series will feature prominent figures in the Australian OnlyFans scene, including Annie Knight, who is reportedly dubbed "Australia's Most Sexually Active Woman." The docudrama is being positioned as a "guilty pleasure" and is already anticipated to be a "binge-worthy hit" for the platform.
"High-Glamour" and "Raw Reality"
According to the announced synopsis, "Turned On: Dirty Sexy Money" will go beyond superficial depictions of wealth and designer lifestyles. It promises viewers a "front-row seat" to the intense business dealings, rivalries, and unspoken rules that govern the adult content creation industry. The narrative reportedly includes "explosive rivalries, ruthless business manoeuvres, and messy social circles where loyalties are tested and reputations are on the line."
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Michael Healy, Executive Director of Entertainment Content Commissioning for Nine Entertainment, stated, "We are thrilled to be expanding Stan's unscripted slate with Turned On: Dirty Sexy Money, a series that perfectly captures the bold storytelling our audience craves."
Stan's Growing Content Slate
This new series joins Stan's expanding catalogue of original content, which includes various genres. Recent additions highlighted include "The Death Cap Mushroom Docuseries Part 1" and "Dope Girls". Stan also features a range of international and Australian shows, from reality programs to dramas and children's entertainment.
The announcement positions "Turned On: Dirty Sexy Money" within a broader landscape of television exploring themes of sexuality and adult content, with other platforms like Netflix, ITV, and the BBC also noted for upcoming "sexy" series. Lists of "sexiest TV shows" from sources like Rotten Tomatoes and LA Weekly often include programs that either feature explicit content or cultivate significant on-screen character tension.
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