Screw Publisher Phil Italiano has launched a private adult film review circle on OnlyFans, building on the publication's 1968 tradition of publishing critical reviews of adult films.

Background and Mission

Founded in 1968, Screw was one of the first publications in the United States to publish critical reviews of adult films. The new review circle uses a subscription-based platform to support weekly, discussion-focused film evaluation, with attention to performance, direction, concept, and execution.

Structure and Participation

Members can participate in weekly review cycles, offering feedback through guided discussion and polling. Insights drawn from these responses will inform broader editorial coverage and establish the magazine's "Peter Meter" rankings, which emphasize identifying patterns, emerging talent, and notable work.

The first film to be reviewed will be announced on March 1, with weekly review cycles continuing thereafter. Founding members are currently being accepted at a discounted rate, while studios interested in having films reviewed can participate at no cost.

Key Facts

  • Phil Italiano, publisher of Screw, has launched a private adult film review circle on OnlyFans.
  • The review circle builds on the publication's 1968 tradition of publishing critical reviews of adult films.
  • Members can participate in weekly review cycles, offering feedback through guided discussion and polling.
  • The "Peter Meter" rankings will be established based on insights drawn from member responses.
  • Founding members are currently being accepted at a discounted rate.

Implementation and Future Plans

The review circle is hosted via Phil Italiano's OnlyFans page, where founding members can sign up. Studios interested in having their films reviewed can participate at no cost. For more information, contact Italiano directly at [email protected].

Screw has a long history of publishing critical reviews of adult films, and this new review circle is a natural extension of that tradition. By using a subscription-based platform, the publication can support weekly discussion-focused film evaluation and establish a more structured space for audience feedback.