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 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

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