Mr. Skin at MrSkin.com: A Source for Nude Celebrities

Mr. Skin Receiving Nearly Seven Million Hits a Month Thanks to Its Mention in Knocked Up

More than a few people are surfing the World Wide Web, seeking a site chock-full of nude celebrities. In fact, Mr. Skin of mrskin.com is welcoming nearly seven million hits a month. Mr. Skin may be one of the best sources on the Internet for nude celebrities. The site boasts 15,000 actresses, 20,000 movies, 10,000 television shows, and a whopping 175,000 pictures and clips, along with thousands of actress bios and reviews. Here is everything you need to know about Mr. Skin and mrskin.com, one of many sources on the Internet for nude celebrities.

If you hadn't heard of Mr. Skin before this past summer, you may have caught the reference in the hit Seth Rogen comedy Knocked Up. Seth and his best buds have the sensational idea of documenting each and every movie that contains celebrity nudity, including how far into each movie an actress takes off her clothes. Everything is going great...until they happen across Mr. Skin and mrskin.com. It seems Mr. Skin got there before they did.

And Mr. Skin did it in real life. Mr. Skin (ne Jim McBride) has long had an obsession with nude female bodies that appear in movies. And it's an obsession that is shared by millions of fans, including Howard Stern and Jimmy Kimmel. Stern has called Mr. Skin "a genius," and Kimmel admits that Mr. Skin is one of his favorite websites.

What differentiates Mr. Skin and mrskin.com from the usual porn websites? Mr. Skin features nude celebrities from mainstream movies, not porn stars from X-rated films. Mr. Skins boasts a large number of A-list actresses, including Angelina Jolie, Natalie Portman, Maria Bello, and many more. Any and every mainstream actress who has ever appeared nude in a film will likely be found at Mr. Skin's website.

Mr. Skin offers a free tour, where you can browse actress bios and, of course, their "skinographies." But to access the nude celebrities, you will need to purchase a membership. And membership fees are pretty steep. While instant access can be purchased for as little as $4.95 for a three-day trial, full membership runs $29.95 monthly. The monthly membership fee is recurring until you cancel.