Annie Girardot, Achille Majerone, Elvira Paalone. This is one hairy woman. A lady who is covered with hair marries a guy who exploits her deformity. What a cad. Wait ‘til you see what happens when

Hartley Wood. One of the classic exploitation films of the 1930s. How bad can a good girl go? Skinny dipping, illegitimate children, and of course, the devil's weed. A film just can't offer more.

(1934, Monogram) Robert Armstrong, Dixie Lee, Nydja Westman. A rich family finds their late father has left them broke. They end up in debt and pondering ways to raise cash. The lure of burlesque is very tempting...

(1956 aka PLEASE MR. BALZAC) Bridget Bardot, Daniel Gelin. BB pens a shocking book that gets her into big trouble...

(1959) Nan Peterson, Bob Richards, Peter Coe, Betty Lynn, Howard Wright. A great sleazy movie. Nan is fantastic as a lewd broad who is chased out of town. She ends up in a small town where she promptly comes between two brothers, having an affair with one on the day of his wedding...

(1959, Upgraded 21/2/21) Jean Evans, Karl Light, Mary Gonzales. A maniac kidnaps a young girl and keeps her in a shack in the woods. When he goes to confess his crimes, he's chased and killed by the girl's psycho/sicko housemate. Creepy and bizarre with some...

Armchair Fiction presents a new line of “Scandalous Classics,” featuring the works of Florence Stonebraker (1896-1977). LOCAL TALENT is another surprisingly well-written Stonebraker tale, who was known as the queen of 1950s “naughty novels.”  There’s nothing sexually hardcore in this steamy story, but there are plenty of moments of unbridled lust, passionate men and women, contemptible behavior, carnal excess, murder, mayhem, and brazen debauchery!  “Local Talent” is the story of Carrie Stevens, who loved being bad, and was truly rotten to the core...

 (1969) Philippe Leroy, Dagmar Lassander, Lorenza Guerrieri, Varo Soleri.  This has become kind of a cult classic over the years.  Leroy, who was wonderfully delightful in the Seven Golden Men films, plays, with much conviction, a sadistic millionaire with a penchant for degrading women.  It’s all part of his elaborate S&M fantasies, in which he abducts beautiful young women...

(1975, Anamorphic Widescreen) Narrated by John Carradine.  This R-rated Mondo movie has a ton of bizarre stuff, some of which will really make you wince.  You’ve got outer space footage; an exorcism; real-life voodoo rites; levitation, etc...

Four Movies on Two Discs!  JAWS OF THE JUNGLE (1936) Cliff Howell.  Vampire Bats!  WOLVES OF THE SEA (1936) Dirk Thane,  Jean Carmen.  GAMBLING WITH SOULS (1936) Martha Chapin.  Prostitution!  SLAVES IN BONDAGE (1937) Lona Andre.  Classic Exploitation!  Click on the image to the left to find out more about these four great titles...

(1937, aka HIGHWAY HELL) Mary Chauning. Another hilarious, classic, exploitation film. The story is about a hitch-hiking prostitution ring. "Going my way, mister?" was the film's big tag line back when first released...

(1964) Anthony Vorno, Rue McMclanahan. Not released theatrically until l1968. Rue plays a sleazy young starlit trying to 'make it' in Hollywood, any way she can. She earns her rent money by stripping in a lo

(1953) Frank Lovejoy, Edmund O'Brien, William Talman, Jose Torvay.  This is truly one of the most gripping film noir classics you'll ever see. The plot concerns two vacationing businessmen who are held captive by a psychopath. The hitch-hiking killer puts his companions through sheer hell as they roll through the lonely highways of Mexico...  

(1956) Tim Farrell, Jean Ferguson, Jackie Park, Jean Ann Lewis. A gang of gun-toting gals prowl about, holding up everyone in sight. Farrell fences their stolen goods and gets his gun moll pregnant...

(1970) Patty Cakes, Chaz, Pamela Des Barres, Miss Harlow, Goldie Glitters.  This is a fairly obscure documentary about the well-known rock 'n' roll groupies of the late ‘60s.  It’s a fascinating look into the lives of rock and roll’s fringe players, and the depiction is not always a pretty one.  Look for shots of the infamous Plaster Casters...