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OTHER CRAP:
Catch the deluxe
version of Other Crap in real time, with all the bells and whistles,
here.
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Confessions of a Young American Housewife
(1974)
Confessions of a Young American Housewife (1974) This Joe Sarno film stars
Mary Mendum as a young housewife deeply involved with her husband (Eric
Edwards), and their neighbors (Chris Jordan and David Hausman). The four have
been a constant foursome nearly since they moved in. It is into this mix that
Mary's widowed mother (Jennifer Welles) is to visit. The two couples figure
their fun and games are over for the duration of mom's two week visit - until
they get a look at mom. Suddenly, mom's dance card is full, and even Mary is
having incestuous feelings, which mom shares.
Joe was simply showing the period's sexual mores, and the incest angle was based
on people he knew. The characters are believable. I especially enjoyed Chris
Jordan, who was eating whenever she wasn't having sex. The women are attractive,
the acting is wonderful, and the story is strong enough that the 105 minute
running time flew by. I find myself in the same position after nearly every Joe
Sarno film I view, highly recommending it. If you like soft core with a point,
Sarno's work is hard to top. Kudos to Seduction Cinema for making his work
available in good quality DVDs.
Chris Jordan
Lana Joyce
Jennifer Welles
Mary Mendum
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The Godson
(1971)
We finally wrap up "The Godson." Casey Lorraine, nice tits getting roughed up a
little by our bad guy. Caps and a
clip.
The trio of Uschi Digard, Maria Aranoff & Orita De Chadwick show off their boobs.
Caps and a clip.
 
Maria Aranoff with more boobage before she gets blown away. They were rough on
the girls in this flick. Caps and a
clip.
One lucky dude getting it on with Uschi Digard & Deborah McGuire. Some
"Tool Time" action going on here. Caps and
four clips.
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Notes and collages
A Kind of Loving
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Furia
2000
This French drama/romance/sci-fi film doesn't necessarily break new
ground; it's a story of oppression by a government in the near future, but
it is stylish, well done, and creepy. Based on the novel Graffiti by Julio
Cortazar, the events are not so impossible to imagine in today's world.
After 13 years of battling a rebel insurrection, the government regains
control with strict curfews, suppression of most civil liberties, and a
war against all graffiti. Anyone caught painting on walls is immediately
arrested, and the graffiti is covered up within minutes.
Theo and Elia (Marion Cotillard) are drawn to each other by their love
of drawing and painting, and fall in love. But as they continue to defy
the authorities they are both caught, and they discover that the
punishment definitely doesn't fit the crime.
This is a good one. My only real disappointment was with the horrible
quality of the DVD. I've seen VHS tapes with better quality. Too bad, but
it doesn't stop this from being a worthwhile flick.
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