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Murder, Porn, and Fraud Consume Apple’s Wild New Thriller
May 20, 2026
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Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/Apple TVTelevision has the OnlyFans bug, as evidenced first by Euphoria, then by Margo’s Got Money Troubles, and now by Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed, a 10-part Apple TV crime series (May 20) from David J. Rosen about a woman who gets herself into an insane mess by patronizing a cam boy. Unfortunately, there’s nothing particularly sexy or suspenseful about this descent into a world of online hustlers and scammers, which flails in its attempts to generate quirky excitement from a stew of murder, porn, fraud, and family issues.
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