Il dio serpente AKA The Snake God (1970) - Piero Vivarelli

A beautiful Italian woman is told by her black friend about the Carribean love god Jambaya who appears in the form of the snake. By the end of the movie, Cassini has decided to give herself to Jambaya while Cunningham departs with her white friend's ex-lover, establishing a neat symmetry between their respective fantasies of exoticism. Written by BCULT - Rome, Italy

Men of the Midway (1983) - Roger Earl

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Here it is...the Carny (1980) of late era Golden Age male erotica. Of course, this film does not feature Jodie Fosters...or any other woman for that matter.

Men of the Midway (1983)

Chris Burns runs away from home after his father (Paul Barresi) tries to sell him for sex. Chris joins a carnival, where Tim Kramer pretty much does what Barresi had in mind (the difference is Dad was gonna sell Chris to nasty old white men, and Kramer sells Chris to hunky young black men!). Fortunately (I guess) for Chris, the carnival owner falls for him, and they "turn the tables" on Kramer in the final scene. Includes on location settings. Also, Jack Strider, Beau Matthews, Toby, Donkey Dan, Jeff Powers, Shelly Williams, Bruce McDonald, Duane MacNuchula

Ramäge (Mobility Cathexis) (1972) - Bob King

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The first segment begins with a young brunette turning up at the mysterious Porno King's apartment. He watches her over a surveillance camera and only lets her in upon her presenting a series of revealing photographs to the camera. Once in his apartment, the girl is put through the motions by the silver-haired filmmaker. Although somewhat natural-seeming and candid, this ultimately feels cold and the "so, ya wanna be in the movies?" spiel from the director becomes discomfiting after a few minutes. This elongated opening scene is the most atmospheric of the film. The darkened, sparse set gives the film a cheap and squalid feel; the handheld camera eerily avoids capturing the filmmaker's face.

Private Teacher (1985) - Gary Graver

IMDb review:

Parker and Byron - perfect for their parts.

If you were making a movie that catered to the mature woman/younger man fantasy, you could go through the whole array of performers who have appeared in feature-length adult videos and not find anyone better to cast than the fabulous Kay Parker and a youthful Tom Byron. Luckily for us somebody did the right and logical thing here.

Tom's aunt is Honey Wilder, another "mature" wonder. (In porno terms that means over 30.) She's concerned about the way her nephew is behaving, locking himself in his room and not coming out. That's because he's spying on some neighbors across the way, two stewardesses who unwind on layovers by engaging in wild sex play. They are played by Joanna Storm and Laurie Smith, another piece of inspired (and logical) casting. An eager Paul Thomas will go along with whatever they want, including wearing a bunny suit! This does come off before any sex scene begins, be assured.

Playgirls of Munich AKA Munich Madness AKA Stoßtrupp derfeuchten Spalten (1977) - Navred Reef

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Tagline: "Join in the sexcapades with dozens of naughty BAVARIAN FRAULEINS!"

Synopsis: Zebedy Colt and Roger Caine play two mixed-up American telephone repairmen who stow away on a plane and end up parachuting out over Munich, Germany during the Olympics. Broke and horny, the guys meet up with a lovely young fraulein who gets them a job - but not before introducing them to sex, German style! It's one riotous mishap after another as the bumbling buffoons go from job to job - and girl to girl - in an attempt to make enough cash to get back to the States. But with all the blazing bratwurst and hot wenches these guys have on their hands, who'd want to go back? Actually shot on location in Munich, this is a slap-happy sexvid that will keep you in stitches - even as it drives you wild.

Krankenschwestern-Report aka Nurses Report (1972) - Walter Boos

Teeny sex "report" about Krankenschwestern (nurses). Mildly exciting and amusing. Most remarkable is the first-time(?) appearance of Ingrid Steeger and Elisabeth Volkmann who became both famous movie and TV stars after.

Visions of Clair (1977) - Zachary Strong

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This true 'masterpiece' of 'experimental erotica' is rather hard-to-find, thus the rip is not of the greatest quality, but it is certainly watchable.

Tagline: "a film in the style of Emmanuelle but with the raw passion of The Story of O"

What the original uploader had to say about the film:

Okay, so having watched this film, it is abundantly obvious that drugs were way better in the 70's: much more potent, and much less stigma. The result is some fantastic entertainment that would have no business being produced in this day and age.
Just as cinema in general was more unbridled and far more director-centric in the 70's, the porn industry had it's moments too. This film definitely belongs in the cannon of bizzarro classics.

Squalor Motel AKA Squalor Hotel (1985) - Kim Christy

Synopsis: Check into your wildest dream... The beckoning glare of the neon sign lures lovely newlywed Nancy into the twenty-dollar-a-night freak show called Squalor Motel. Kim Christy hosts every kink and twist you ever dreamed of, and many you haven't. Meet Manny, the obnoxious owner of the motel, a worm in pig's clothing who spies on all the rooms. Meet the lascivious and hard-working Miss Clark, a buxom tease whose main interest is helping the customers dirty their sheets. And meet Dr. Thumbs, the avant garde doctor who'll recharge your batteries. By the time our newlyweds are reunited, poor Nancy has suffered every humiliation and perversion the motel can offer, culminating in an orgy in the sex/rock club. The Reptile Room. Don't miss it!

The Last Bath AKA Dark Dreams (1975) - Karl Krogstad

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A stud gets picked up by interracial gal pals on their way to a weekend retreat. They take turns amid quick edits and lots of polarized effects. An episodic road film that’s rather ambiguous as to what it’s really about – which was hardly unusual for offbeat features of the time. The film pays homage to the work of avant-garde director Kenneth Anger and AN OCCURRENCE AT OWL CREEK BRIDGE but, don’t be fooled, it’s still a porno. The Last Bath is definitely a step up as far a visual stylings, direction and acting compared to Ramage, but still holds on to the previous films what-the-hell-is-going-on sensibilities.
A young photographer is struggling with separating his dreams and fantasies from reality. After dreaming of a sweet underground parking garage encounter with 2 girls, a nice BJ fantasy in the photographer's boathouse, and a sexy memory of a past photo shoot, he meets up with a pair of foxy nurses and heads out to a secluded cabin with them for the weekend.

Bijou (1972) - Wakefield Poole

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Acclaimed director Wakefield Poole’s second feature, the surreal and trippy Bijou 1972 , set a new standard for explicit cinema when it opened in 1972.

The film concerns a construction worker (Bill Harrison) who witnesses a car accident and pockets the female victim’s purse in which he discovers her invitation to a club named Bijou. There he enters a strange erotic world where dark fantasies becomes reality. A fever dream blending the erotic and the divine in equal parts, Bijou is a psychosexual puzzle that rewards multiple viewings.

Las edades de Lulú aka The Ages Of Lulu (1990) - Bigas Luna

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Bristling with potent erotic imagery, this exquisite film from Spanish director Bigas Luna tells the tale of a young girl's sexual enlightenment. When fifteen-year-old Lulu succumbs to the advances of one of her brother's friends, Pablo, she soon finds herself in the back of his car, having her first sexual experience. Years later, when Pablo returns to Spain from teaching in the States, the two meet again and get married. Once married, they create their own private universe, spending their time making love, away from the complications of the real world.

Sexual Liberty Now (1971) - John Lamb

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After the national success of Sexual Freedom in Denmark, producer John Lamb leapt back into the fray, releasing Sexual Liberty Now! in the fall of 1971. Sexual Liberty takes a defensive posture, specifically focusing on the efforts of certain members of the President s Commission on Obscenity and Pornography to stamp out the menace of sexual expression in the United States. Pornography perhaps is a nuisance, the film s narrator intones toward the film s end, but it s certainly not a menace.

Hard Penetration (1977) - Jean Rollin

Servien and Marbeuf are two crooks who try to get some hired girls to keep a rich prince busy whilst they want to steal his jewels. They engage a girl (skinny) but have not much confidence in her. She engages two servants to help her with her heavy duties. (One is Cathy Castel, the other one is blackhaired and a Veronique Cousteau lookalike; she might be XNK0354.) Together they amuse the prince and his assistant, mostly in the swimming pool inside the villa and in various beds. For some reason the two crooks put Castel in bondage, but she manages to escape. However the crooks have been fooled because the diamonds were fake. All ends well.

Masitneun sex geurigo sarang AKA Sweet Sex And Love (2003) - Man-dae Bong

A girl, bored with her current relationship, dumps her boyfriend and starts a new relationship. The new relationship goes well and they move in together, but things start to go downhill.

Comments from imdb:
Though this movie will certainly be remembered much more by its numerous erotic scenes, which though carefully choreographed still won't be to everybody's likings, the other its part shouldn't be overlooked however; it deals with love and everyday problems of life being spent together. Overall, it's a sad story about love between two people and their up's and down's while they are together swimming through everyday life. Worth looking just for the end itself if not for anything else. 7/10

All'onorevole piacciono le donne AKA The Eroticist (1972) - Lucio Fulci

Description: "Though today he is revered for his graphic horror films, writer-director Lucio Fulci got his start in comedy. With this in mind, The Eroticist makes perfect sense — it continues the delirious stylistic inventiveness of 'Perversion Story' and 'A Lizard in a Woman's Skin', yet its bawdy humor fits in perfectly with his origins in the cinema. The nonsensical English title implies that the film is a cash-in on William Friedkin's The Exorcist, yet the film — originally titled The Senator Likes Women! — dates from a year before the American blockbuster. Make no mistake about it: this is as far removed as imaginable for the horror genre, at least in terms of content, although the sharp satirical barbs at the Catholic Church and Italian politics fits in comfortably with many of his better known works.