The nausea of necrophilia. The dilemma of dildos. The sexiness of sadism. The truth about transsexuals. And the karma of coprophagia. Get ready for a rollercoaster ride into the darkest corners of human affection / affliction! Sigmund Freud meets the Marquis de Sade: firmly anchored to the moral code
Die Sklavinnen (a.k.a.Swedish Nympho Slaves) is a 1977 Crime Thriller by Jesus Franco. After a woman has been found by the police she desperately tells her story of being kidnapped, drugged and tortured by Princess Arminda (Lina Romay).
Blue Rita runs a popular nightclub and brothel as well as working for several crime organisations. Having been abused in the past she and her lesbian followers show no mercy to any spies, or politicians that they meet. Say what you like about old Jess, but he knew what he wanted from a film, and very often got it.
You have to hand it to Greek director Nico Mastorakis: in a lengthy interview included on the DVD version of his 1975 exploitation classic “Island of Death,” he blatantly admits that he created this movie in order to make money. After viewing “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre” in Europe
When Mara, a cabaret dancer, stumbles upon the murder of a doctor at a pharmacy one night in Rome, she becomes the next designated victim for the seemingly motiveless killer, who wastes no time in tracking her down. She manages to escape his latex grasp for the first of many times.
Destined to become a famous madame, a young woman experiences her sexual awakenings. Truly hot classic of German erotic cinema. The film is narrated by Janine as she discusses her humble beginnings and her rise to become one of the top courtesans the world has ever seen
Okay, Lamberto Bava isn’t anywhere near as talented as his father Mario. Let’s just accept that and move on. ‘A Blade In The Dark’ is a surprisingly entertaining giallo that is equal parts Argento and Hitchcock, though obviously not as accomplished as either at their best. If I specify which Hitchcock it is heavily inspired by it’ll give the whole game away, so I won’t
The film opens with Marilyn Jess and Julai Perrin being made to remove their panties by the headmaster. Then there is an abrupt cut to Dominique Saint Claire (Madame Birch, the owner of the Pensionnat Birch) leading a horse accross a field accompanied by Danièle Troeger. Cut to Jean-Pierre Armand, with curly hair and moustache, driving a bus up to Dominique’s house.
Starring Katy Kay, Monika Dvoczka, Barbara Leonid, Birgit Schneider, Erszebeth Mink, Ursula Lundquist, Miroslav Vitas, Pjotr Ganlavsky, Rudolf Hentjes, Angelica Bella
Ketty,a photographer living in Rome,accidentally witnesses the murder of a young woman at the hands of a razor-wielding black-gloved killer.Ketty and her fiance,Alberto,go to the police-only to learn that two other witnesses to the crime have been slashed to death.