You are all invited over for a film festival. These are the movies that we will be watching. I hope you like them. Just make sure you bring some extra popcorn and snacks. Thanks. Cheers!
Don't Make Waves comes courtesy of my friend Busty Crive.
The Weird Love Makers & Male Service both come courtesy of my friend Pinkcoltis.
I'm not sure where I got this poster of The Devil Came From Akasava.
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Eugenie de Sade is a 1970 film by Jess Franco that starred Soledad Miranda. Eugenie, played by Soledad, begins a sexual relationship with her stepfather. The two also commit a series of erotic murders preying mostly on young and beautiful women. Things hit a snag when Eugenie falls in love with their next target, a jazz musician named Paul.
P.S. This blog received the Sugar Doll award from the the wonderful blog Melanie's Randomness. Thanks. I appreciate it so much.
Tamara Dobson was a model and actress. She is best known for her role in the blaxploitation films Cleopatra Jones (1973) and Cleopatra Jones & the Casino of Gold (1975). She passed away in 2006 of complications from pneumonia and multiple sclerosis.
I'm posting the movie trailer for Cleopatra Jones as well as a tribute video in honor of Tamara Dobson.
I know very little about French Pussycat. I do know I love that poster. Wow! This movie was released in 1972. It stars Sybil Danning as a woman who believes she can get a sex columnist playboy to propose marriage to her before they've ever had sex. She gets a job working for him as his maid. She walks around half naked flirting with him. She's driving him crazy with lust and desire, but she no't give it all up to him. That's pretty much all I know. Anybody ever seen this? I do love Sybil Danning, so I would love to see this.
I love this poster for Gator Bait, the 1974 film starring the late Claudia Jennings.
I'm not sure how many of you have seen this movie. I've included the trailer instead of trying to give you an idea of what this movie is about. It should explain all you need to know. I hope you enjoy it.
I actually first saw Stephanie Beacham on The Colbys and Dynasty. It was at some point after that when I was making my way through all the Hammer movies starring Christopher Lee as Dracula. It was when I came to 1972's Dracula A.D. 1972 (click on the title to be able to watch the whole movie online) that I discovered Stephanie had been a Hammer babe at one time. This film was Hammer's updating of the Dracula franchise into a modern setting. Stephanie played Jessica Van Helsing, the granddaughter of Abraham Van Helsing.
P.S. I wanted to thank all of those you have been visiting and commenting on my sister Stephanie's blog Chic Femme. I really appreciate it. She's having a lot of fun blogging. I know she's been thrilled with all the positive feedback you guys have given her. I hope you will continue to visit and comment on her blog. For those who haven't checked it out yet or haven't been in awhile, I hope you will definitely drop by her blog. I would greatly appreciate it. I know she would too. Thank you all very much.
Blood From The Mummy's Tomb is a 1971 horror film starring Valerie Leon. The film centers around an archaeological expedition that discovers the tomb of an evil Egyptian queen.
P.S. The trailer for the film had its embedding disabled so I linked it through the movie's title. I hope you'll check it out.
Sugar Hill is a blaxploitation horror movie released in 1974. The film stars the very beautiful Marki Bey. When gangsters brutally murder her boyfriend, a woman decides to get revenge. She visits a voodoo queen to seek the aid of the Lord of the Dead, who raises a zombie army to do her bidding.
P.S. This blog was honored with the Superior Scribbler Award by Steve at the cool blog The Last Picture Show. I appreciate it very much. Extra Note: I added this in on Wednesday, October 28th. I also received this award from the very sexy blog Nylon Dreams. Thanks so much.
It is my duty to now bestow this award on five other blogs. This is always hard to do because there are so many blogs worthy of this award. Here are the five I have picked: Don't Stand There Gawping! I Know, Right? Marisa Mell
The Vampire Lovers is a Hammer horror movie from 1970. The film is about a sexy vampire, played by Ingrid Pitt, who preys on Emma (Madeline Smith) and other beautiful young women. It is based on the vampire novella Carmilla. The movie is quite daring for its depiction of lesbianism. It's one of my favorite movies done by Hammer Films.
I love this poster for Incoming Freshmen. This is another one of those movies I've never seen, but I sure would love to. This sex comedy came out in 1979. The poster alone would sell me on seeing this movie. Those are some hot babes. I should have stayed in college. I knew I was missing out on something. :-)
I did find out a little about this movie though. It seems to be about a country girl who heads off to college to further her academic studies. She finds that the other students would rather be partying and having sex. I saw a few reviews for the film. Most of them were fairly negative. Whether the movie is good or bad, I still really dig the poster. I still would give the movie a shot if given the chance to see it. I've probably see much worse. P.S. I'm now on Twitter. Click on the graphic below. For those who are over there too, please follow my tweets. I'll do the same. Thanks. Do you have any recommendations for me of people I should be following over at Twitter. Plus if there are people who you think might be interested in following me, please feel free to let them know about me. I appreciate it all. Cheers!
I might have stayed in college if it had been this fun. :-)
Has anybody ever seen Seniors? This movie looks like something right up my alley. I checked to see if I could find any info on it. I saw that it came out in 1978. Dennis Quaid and Priscilla Barnes were both in it.
This summer I've really been in a mood for some beach movies. I've always enjoyed watching these flicks during this season of the year. They have so much to offer, including hot babes, beautiful beaches & cool music. Here are posters of some of the ones I like. What are your favorite beach movies?
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