To outline "torture porn" even so, is even much more elusive as this phrase relies slightly fewer on visible presentation and a lot more on ideological and psycho-social representations for its currency as a meaningful phrase or label. So then why the expression "torture porn"? As Ullen defines pornography by its intent, masturbation, we can outline "torture porn" by its intent. Ullen’s argument opens up the definition of pornography to enable for a broader vary of texts to be regarded pornography. Although this may well appear apparent when imagining about pornography, Ullen’s argument gets rid of agency from the text, putting it equally figuratively and practically in the spectator’s fingers. In attempting to re-outline pornography, Ullen straight criticizes Williams for taking a textual method to finding out it, arguing that pornography lies not in the text but in the spectator’s hand(s). Pornography then is not essentially about express sexual representation but rather about the text’s intention to elicit sexual arousal as the reader/viewer works by using these texts as masturbatory aids. As a situation study, I assess the act of gazing in relation to the Abu Ghraib pictures and shift from there to choose a nearer appear at the representation of surveillance in torture porn.