The first 20 minutes or so are set in a restaurant (an actual dining room, not a set) where a famous prostitute, Barbara Broadcast (industry icon Annette Haven), is interviewed by an enthusiastic journalist (C.J. Laing). This long sequence is filled with all sorts of mischief, made all the more exciting by the surreal humor that springs from the ca

Belle is caught in the act of love with her boyfriend Charlie by the outraged Father Ambrose. The next day, the priest, who convinces the naive girl to make carnal concessions with the skill of a true libertine, proves to be the first in a long line of predators who take advantage of Belle's dwindling ignorance. Barely sexually invaded, she is alre

Alex de Renzy's "Femmes de Sade" is something of a masterpiece in its own isolated and often neglected category. It's a tough, brutal 1970s pornographic horror film with an interesting plot, decent character design, and quasi-sadistic hardcore material. Rocky DeSade (Ken Turner, a huge, strange character whose last name in the film is, of course, a

The editor of a national news magazine decides to publish a front-page article about the sorority run by his “charming” daughter (an Annette Haven who is as uptight as she is sexy). The university administration and the sorority see an opportunity to gain popularity for the school, but they also fear that some of the girls have boyfriends who proje

The editor of the adult magazine Panther Skin, Sue Forbes (the legendary Georgina Spelvin), is under pressure from an organization called "Morality Over Madness" (MOM), which intends to shut down the publishing house to set an example against "public indecency." But the truth is that most of the models who have graced the magazine's covers have pro

The always dazzling Annette Haven plays the widowed Monique, whose husband, whom she didn't particularly care for, has just died, leaving her to perform a series of devious sexual tasks to access his entire inheritance. The postmortem message recorded on a tape recorder expresses his wife's frigidity and gold-digging, as well as his determination t

The traumas of an abusive rural childhood drag Valerie, an attractive young woman (superbly played by Annette Haven), into a state of disarray in her relationships with others. As an adult, she senses this psychopathic behavior, even with her husband, and randomly leaves home at night to wander around San Francisco's clubs in search of easy sex, so

Paul Thomas plays a sensational role as candidate Nicholas Stern, a liberal Democrat running for the U.S. Senate in New York, who is already a sitting congressman. And what about the truth? Well, he's a complete fraud, as corrupt as they come. A misogynist who selects his campaign volunteers primarily to satisfy his carnal desires. His spokesperson

The promise of being able to experience any fantasy and create every possible sexual scenario attracts a diverse group of characters whose stories unfold from the monotony of daily life, in various flashbacks, to euphoria or even disenchantment. SexWorld is a luxury resort advertised as the ideal destination for a sexually themed getaway, and after

California native Leslie (tanned and tight Ginger Lynn) has found the love of her life in Michael's character (mustachioed Harry Reems), who is suddenly repulsed when she releases a massive jet of female ejaculate during "oral interaction." Unable to deal with a girlfriend who "loses bladder control" when aroused (or so he thinks), they decide to "