Sort-of-not-safe-for-work trailer for pornographic parody director Lee Roy Myers' latest effort: Buffy the Vampire Slayer: A XXX Parody.

It looks like most of the major cast members from the show get spoofed, with the lead roles going to Lexi Belle as Buffy and Jessie Andrews as Willow.

Here's the salacious synopsis:

Buffy and her friends are back to protecting the Valley from things that go bang in the night. After Willow accidentally casts a love potion that awakens her friends' libidos & some dark supernatural forces, the gang tries to save Giles from a pack of evil & beautiful female vampires. Will they succeed, or will they get sucked to death?!

Well, Joss did say he wished he could have taken Dollhouse in a more "deviant" direction, but this may not be exactly how he envisioned Buffy continuing.

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To say that Joss Whedon is a busy guy would be a massive understatement, but he's still not ruling out a Buffy The Vampire Slayer spinoff that has been on the back burner for years.

Ripper would be a BBC-produced series focusing on the adventures of Buffy's mentor, Rupert Giles (Anthony Stewart Head), who earned the nickname "Ripper" way back in his occult past.

Whedon told The A.V. Club that the BBC is interested in any series involving magic and Anthony Stewart Head, and because Head just keeps getting better-looking, there's no real hurry to make Ripper.

[Y]ou could make that now, or you could make it 10 years from now. And I've tortured Tony more than any other living human with, "We're definitely gonna do this!" Because I thought we were. He's working so much, though, I'd feel too guilty. But that's the thing with Ripper: It doesn't go away in my head because he's still right for it, and he could still bring it.

The rest of the interview, covering The Avengers, Cabin in the Woods, and some other Whedon projects, is well worth a read.

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