" Is this an arthouse film? "
Porno starts out exactly in a tempestuous way that does not betray its explicit namesake, but one that probably got confused as it goes forward unto the "actual stuff". It's, however, not as raunchy nor smutty as you may think but is also considerably more graphic than expected, in bloody violence rather than sexual pursuit.
Director Keola Racela and writers Matt Black and Laurence Vannicelli creates Porno to be of similar gene to 80s midnight horror B-movies, fun with just enough self-awareness to maintain the energy of its silly premise; that's, concerning a group of Christian theater workers who stumbles upon a haunted old movie and accidentally releases a (literally) dick-ripping succubus after…