CROSS COUNTRY
An X-rated thriller whose 1975 copyright date (a time when mainstream fiction was much wilder than it is now) is fully evident
An X-rated thriller whose 1975 copyright date (a time when mainstream fiction was much wilder than it is now) is fully evident
Two not-quite-classic Paris-set smut novels, one written by Ed Wood
A ground-breakingly gruesome example of avant-garde “pinku” (adults only) cinema
A Jim Harmon two-book compendium, one a routine potboiler and the other a gross, irresponsible, morally indefensible piece of unalloyed filth that (needless to add) I greatly enjoyed
A one-shot comic book, scripted by the late JIm Goad, that’s sure to offend absolutely everyone
From the always-irrepressible Ramble House, here’s a compendium of two early 1960s sleaze novels by the late pulp meister Jim Harmon
A feature length documentary overview of exploitation filmmaking, and a strong one
This week we bid farewell to one of the most mercurial, enigmatic, and questionable author-publishers in recent history
A wildly experimental, albeit extremely bloody and erotic, art film that was quite popular with mainstream audiences in France
Necrophilia, voodoo and zombies in a smut novel that, I’m afraid, isn’t very good at all