The sequel to the groundbreaking, taboo-busting British sex education video. Includes advice on: prolonging foreplay, intensifying intercourse, sex games, banishing boredom and creating lovemaking positions. Featuring Dr. Andrew Stanway once again.
Documentary chronicling the making of the legendary zombie film - Dawn of the Dead, from the point of view of the Italian co-producers, featuring interviews with Dario Argento, Claudio Simonetti (Goblin) and other involved film-makers.
Ronny Svensson did a special for his TV show about the Something Weird 2000 Film Festival in 1999. The interview with Dave Friedman and Mike Vraney, both in ace form, was done in the lobby of the Skandia cinema in Stockholm.
Traci Lords was unhappy with her original workout tape, so this longer re-edited version contains different music (still not jazz!), less voice-over and more stretches and exercise.
Actress Brinke Stevens (The Slumber Party Massacre and 217 other movies) interviews producers and directors of low-budget horror and exploitation films.
Actress Brinke Stevens interviews even more producers and directors of low-budget horror and exploitation films, as well as legendary Monsters of Filmland editor-in-chief Forrest J Ackerman.
Notorious adult star jumped on the exercise craze with this video shot by her boyfriend in 1988, released in 1990 and re-edited as "Advanced Jazzthetics" in 1993. Choreographed by Tonya Everett it involves a lot of horizontal moving, rhyming voice-over motivational shouting and bending in small figure-hugging lycra.
Part of the 14-title strong 'Pagan Invasion' series, claiming to expose New Age beliefs, this is a look at Satanism from a 'Christian perspective'.
Christian documentary about the evils of rock music and its relation to sex, violence, suicide, drug use, rebellion, the occult and other things part of the Satanist moral panic in the US in the 1980s. Features The Beatles, The Doors, Led Zeppelin and Madonna, as well as introducing thousands of viewers to lesser-known artists such as Venom, Mercyful Fate, and Diamanda Galas that they might not otherwise have come across.
A collection of trailers and previews from various low-budget horror films of the 50s and 60s, with legendary TV horror host Zacherley.
If any non-Fonda workout VHS was to have been put in an 1980s time capsule it ought to be this. Cheap synths? Check. Valley Girl drawl motivational speak? Check? Headbands, leg warmers, garish colour spandex and American tan hosiery? Check, check, check, check!
Mondo-style exposé of occultism as practiced around the world. Pagan festivals, cosplay Wiccans, interviews with Stewart and Janet Farrar, clips of Anton LeVay and even even H R Geiger!
Debbie Reynolds decided to join the fitness revolution age 51 and she brought an all-star female cast of classic Hollywood with her: Shelley Winters, Teri Garr, Virginia Mayo and many more. In between flexes in her maroon spandex she throws out random questions to her class such as, “How many girls here slept with Howard Hughes?” Adorable!
Tabloid journalist Geraldo Rivera investigates claims of a widespread Satanic underground movement in the US. Digs up lots of gory murders, talks to investigators and self-identified Satanists who deny that Satanism is a dangerous religion.
Erotic photographer Ron Harris' four minute fitness video of his girlfriend Jami Allen led to a Showtime show that became the highest grossing exercise video series of the early 80s. Ron later created the :20 Minute Workout. Trippy visuals, camera spins and skimpy Day-Glo outfits (by American Apparel) made this an instant cult classic.
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In 1989, I met Anton LaVey for the first time. At this time in his life, LaVey was seeing only a select few people. For this film, I've met and interviewed some of them, to try and create a composite image of what he was really like, and what he meant to these people. It's a memory lane trip, filled with personal stories, dark humor, great music and never before seen material with the Black Pope himself.
The final in the driver safety films produced by Highway Safety Films, Inc. Largely a retread of the 1971 version but with new footage, including motorcycle accidents. Gory and graphic, particularly the scenes filmed in New Orleans.
Throughout history, there has been an undeniable link between the mystical ideas of astrology and human sexuality. With each zodiac sign comes a distinct sexual personality. This is an exploration of the sensual, erotic, and humorous aspects of astrology and the zodiac.
Drug and sex documentary examining the marijuana habits of young people in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Dope heads testifytestify to MJ's beneficial effects as an aphrodisiac (thus justifying the hardcore footage) and scenes of nude interactions, how-tos for making marijuana brownies, Vietnam soldiers smoking weed and more.
Behind the scenes documentary from the shoot of the film Kyrkoherden in 1970, at Forsmark's castle.
Unreal mondo-style movie, self-described as a “Documentary of Love”, where exploitation master Harry Kerwin takes the temperature on the late Sixties unrest, with real footage of bikers, peace protestors and a rock festival audience, with a hilarious anti-establishment voice-over. The Aliens were a biker gang, who let Kerwin film them on the highway, inside their squalid headquarters and at a beach party. Memorable line: "I’d say Jesus died so we could ride”.
White-coater offshoot, examining what happened when Denmark abolished censorship in the late 1960s. Social commentary travelogue of filth including porno shops, art and porn, perversions, dirty magazine photo shoots, and man-on-the-street interviews. Directed by Oscar winner Gabriel Axel!
The pioneering Swedish sex ed film that shocked the world, was shot in English back to back with the Swedish scenes, with all four educators speaking English, and the illustrating segments dubbed into English.
