Adult Film Database Review

Every new title in the listing carries its studio beside it — Evil Angel, Private, Girlsway, Brazzers, Naughty America, Reality Kings, Lethal Hardcore — which turns a list of releases into something you can actually read as an industry. Directors get their own browsable index too, a category most performer databases quietly omit.

The five entry points are the structure: actors, directors, films, studios and video clips, each reachable from the top of every page, with an advanced search behind them. Running since 1999 puts its back catalogue well before the streaming era, and the front page loads without a single advertising network, which in this section is worth saying out loud.

Two rough edges. No figure is published for how much is indexed, so there is no way to judge coverage against its rivals without testing searches by hand. And the listing truncates titles, frequently printing the same shortened name twice in a row, which makes the newest-additions block harder to scan than it should be.