A burrow, more than a nest

"Bienenstich im Liebesnest" (Bee Sting in the Love's Nest, literally translated) is one of the quintessential classics by the great German director Hans Billian (well known for being the precursor of the “Josefine Mutzenbacher” collection), who, with this special video title, offers one of the most spicy or expl

Carousel of Love

Romanian filmmaker Andrei Feher AKA Andrew Whyte (1916-2003) already stood out behind the camera during the 1950s and 1960s, but due to the political situation in Romania he moved first to Italy and then to Yugoslavia during the 1970s. In Sweden, he established himself as an adult filmmaker during the so-called Golden Age

I find it difficult to confirm, and especially to share, that "Pretty Peaches" was its creator, filmmaker Alex De Renzy's, favorite film. This is especially true considering that among his most notable works are important works such as "Femmes de Sade" (1976), "Babyface" (1977), and "Wild Things" (1985). Although the film features high doses of bud

Loosely inspired by George Bernard Shaw's play "Pygmalion" and its musical adaptation "My Fair Lady" (George Cukor, 1964), the plot of "The Opening of Misty Beethoven" follows Dr. Seymour Love (played by the always "bad boy" Jamie Gillis), a renowned sexologist who embarks on the ambitious project of transforming Misty (Dolores) Beethoven, a humble

Tanya Towns (Colleen Brennan, who seems to be the only compelling element in the entire film, and whose role is woefully underutilized) plays the neglected wife of Gregory Towns (an overacting Harry Reems, who delivers far too much slapstick and absurd dialogue). Both members of this seemingly failed marriage struggle with their sexuality separatel

Directed by the great Henri Pachard (AKA Ron Sullivan), the story delves into the world of crime and desire, focusing on a daring plan to steal valuable jewels from the “Fairchild” collection. The plot follows Mrs. Leautrec (played sublimely by Juliet Anderson at the height of her career), a sophisticated and enigmatic lady who devises an elaborate

"Le cri du désir" delves into the life of Françoise (played by the delicious mature Michèle Perello), an attractive nurse whose existence takes a radical turn when she marries an influential and wealthy industrialist, significantly older than her. Françoise adapts to her new luxurious and sophisticated environment, but the apparent stability of her

Abel Ferrara's feature debut is a hardcore work about a wealthy New Yorker (Pauline LaMonde) who writes various letters to Gipsy, her tarot reader friend (Dominique Santos), about her various and repeated sexual encounters and experiences, involving several men and women.
Ferrara has preferred to ostracize this film, having changed its name in the

A bucolic Swedish countryside setting is used by the great Sarno to present a delightful erotic-pornographic comedy, played by the accordion. In this film, a group of villagers (all played by amateur actors) spend Midsummer Day arguing about the authenticity of certain Viking legends, which imbue the local women with an unexpected lust thanks to th

A pair of gas station attendants, Vic and John, dream of living life as rich men surrounded by beautiful women, something they quickly achieve thanks to a newspaper ad for a luxury real estate agency willing to offer "additional add-ons" to its wealthiest clientele. Without a second thought, the two colleagues pose as wealthy oil magnates in search