Mar 24, 2023
The Switch or How to Alter Your Ego (1974)
In Hell (1976)
Valentina, Girl in Heat (1981)
(Original Title: Valentina, ragazza in calore) Moana Pozzi is a girl who can't say no. Well, actually she says no to every single guy in this movie, but then eventually goes with it. A jogger sees her having sex with her boyfriend and becomes obsessed - unhappy with his own homely wife.
Teenage Games (1976)
(Original Title: Schulmadchen Porno) Featuring the greats Gina Janssen and Britt Corvin as well as other familiar faces. An interviewer talks to women on the street about their past sexual adventures - so you could say this passes for a Schulmädchen-Report film; however it actually is a combo of four loops.
Mar 19, 2023
Portrait of a Shameless Woman (1982)
(Original Title: Retrato Falado de uma Mulher Sem Pudor) A supermodel is murdered in the bath. A detective interviews the various men in her life, and we get flashbacks for each one. Featuring Monique Lafond, a popular actress in a number of nude scenes.
Sex Wish (1976)
There were a number of exploitation films following the Death Wish (1974) formula: a Normal Joe finds his family raped and murdered then goes on a methodical mission of revenge. Examples include The Night of the Executioner (1992), The Executioner (1975), and Fatal Hours (1987).
Ski Bunny Report (1973)
(Original Title: Skihaserl-Report) There is no end to the German Schulmädchen-Report films. This one involves a sociologist studying sexual habits at an Alpine skit resort.
Sex and the Lonely Woman (1972)
The relationship of this film with the Barbara Mills film The Perfect Arrangement (1971) is more than a little confusing. Sex and the Lonely Woman actually came out after The Perfect Arrangement (which was sometimes confusingly titled Sex and the Lonely Woman Part 2) - but this is actually a sequel to that film. In the end it doesn't even really matter that much because they have almost nothing to do with each other. This film was made in Uruguay by a Canadian crew... so I'm even more confused how they're connected (other than a similar story). Anyway, let's move past that and take a look...
Youthful Sexual Madness (1974)
In March 1974, this film was seized by authorities in St. Paul, MN as evidence in an obscenity case. The theater owner was eventually found not guilty after a university professor testified that the film was similar to educational films shown in his Human Sexuality program. [This has been reposted as the original post was removed.]
Cave Women (1979)
Born to Run (1986)
Cosmic Clinic (1992)
Moana Pozzi and Angelica Bella are sex therapists who run a clinic. No points for guessing that their treatment for all there patients is sex.
Mar 16, 2023
Fatal Hours (1987)
Satan's Lust (1971)
George Buck Flower runs a satanic cult; Judy Angel is in search of her lost sister who may have been a victim.
Mar 12, 2023
Talk Dirty to Me 5 (1987)
Talk Dirty to Me 3 (1984)
Mar 11, 2023
Six Swedes in Ibiza (1981)
(Original Title: Sechs Schwedinnen auf Ibiza) The six Swedes go to Ibiza. See Six Swedish Girls in a Boarding School (1979), Six Swedes from the Gas Station (1980) and Six Swedes in the Alps (1983)
Bad Girls: Lockdown (1994)
The Bad Girls films began in the mid-nineties and includes a good number of sequels. (Not to be confused with the 1980s series which is similar in title only). The order can be confusing and really doesn't matter too much - see the list at the bottom of this review for a list of Bad Girls films covered so far.
Bad Girls IV (1986)
Bad Girls II (1983)
The Bad Girls series starts with Michelle Bauer's first film Bad Girls (1981) followed by this sequel. In 1994 Vivid rebooted the title with a WIP focus. [See the list at the bottom of this review.] In this film, four models from the big city turn heads in a podunk town (literally where they filmed Dukes of Hazzard) and get into trouble with the law.