Mar 27, 2021
Vicious Blonde (1968)
Women in Heat Behind Bars (1987)
(Original Title: Ori no naka no hoshigaru onnatachi) A WIP film from Japan. It follows the usual WIP tropes but with a Japanese style - which means there are farts, but no pubic hair.
Midnight Obsession (1995)
(Original Title: Fuga di mezzanotte) A hardcore WIP film from Joe D'Amato. The title alludes to Midnight Express, but really doesn't represent this film very well. A title liked "Raped Behind Bars" would've been more appropriate.
Night of the Groping Dead (2001)
Mar 25, 2021
Gatta alla pari (1994)
An Italian film featuring Malù which is about a group of people having sex in a big house, and not much more than that.
Mar 21, 2021
Women's Reformatory (1986)
I'm not sure if we'll ever reach the bottom of the WIP genre. We've certainly covered a ton, but there are many more to go. Argentina didn't put out many WIP flicks, so this is one is special.
The Garbage is in the Attic (1979)
A Cousin in the Bathtub (1976)
Mar 20, 2021
Police Destination Oasis (1982)
(Original Title: L'oasis des filles perdues) This movie has me stumped. In 1974 there was a movie about sex slave traffickers called The House of the Lost Dolls which used damn near twenty minutes of film from an unrelated movie called Agent Sigma 3: Mission Goldwather (1967) starring Jack Taylor and Silvia Solar. Now, in 1982 we have another movie about sex slave traffickers which ALSO incorporates twenty minutes of Agent Sigma 3: Mission Goldwather. What in the ever lovin' fuck is going on? Different movies, different cast and crew, different decades... but both about sex slavery and feeling the need to splice in twenty minutes of a film from the 1960s which has not a goddamn thing to do with anything. Am I missing a key bit of information here? I have theories...
Mar 19, 2021
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Cannibal Ferox (1981)
Mar 16, 2021
Cannibal Holocaust (1980)
I was inclined to avoid reviewing this one since it's so well known, becoming more and more infamous over the years. With the initial controversy (resulting in actual murder charges against Deodato) inviting urban myths that this was actually snuff, the film's cult status was assured. So, let's take a walk through this notorious cannibal film.
Eaten Alive! (1980)
It had been less than two years since Jim Jones People's Temple cult in Guyana committed mass suicide resulting in the deaths of over 900 people. It was clearly still fresh on people's minds, and fodder for exploitation films. This is an Italian production filmed in Sri Lanka featuring VZ1 MVP Paola Senatore.
Mar 15, 2021
Devil in the Flesh (1991)
(Original Title: Il diavolo nella carne) A Joe D'Amato hostage film. There were so many of these "Desperate Hours" type films ranging from The House at the Edge of the Park to Stronghold (1985), from Night of the Wilding (1990) to Devil's Sunday (1979). It should have its own genre (and maybe it does), named something like Hostageploitation. It's the same basic story: men (often criminals) break into a home (or place of work) and hold everyone hostage. While they're there, the women are often raped and abused as tension mounts. Like Naked Massacre (1976), the hostages in this film are nurses; but unlike that film, they aren't necessarily victims.
Emmanuelle in Soho (1981)
We've seen Emmanuelle movies from all over the world: France, Germany, Greece, Italy and the US. Here is the British entry.
Mar 14, 2021
Sister Emanuelle (1977)
Emanuelle Around the World (1977)
Lady Emanuelle (1989)
Mar 12, 2021
Mar 11, 2021
Emmanuelle 5 (1987)
Emanuelle in Oberbayern (1977)
(Original Title: Nackt und keß am Königssee) What does this movie have to do with the Emanuelle series? Absolutely nothing other than the fact that it has "Emanuelle" in the title (for the X rated German release). With the popularity of the Sylvia Krystal and Laura Gemser series, it just made sense to stick "Emanuelle" in the title to attract a little more attention. In reality, this is just another Bavarian sex comedy.
Mar 10, 2021
Goodbye Emmanuelle (1977)
Emanuelle in Bangkok (1976)
(Original Title: Emanuelle nera: Orient reportage) The second film in the so-called "Black Emanuelle" series, the Italian answer to the wildly popular French francise. We get the same free love activity and exotic locals, but but with Laura Gemser instead of Sylvia Krystal - and direction by Joe D'Amato.