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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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The Fruit is Ripe
(1977)
Griechische Feigen (Greek Figs, literally) stars Betty Verges as a young
woman who has been vacationing with her parents in Greece. It is time for her to
return to school in Munich, so both parents sneak her some cash, and they dump
her at the airport. She gives her ticket to a guy so he can travel with his
girlfriend, then sets out to explore Greece on her own. She continues from one
adventure to another, including being nearly raped, until she meets the man of
her dreams, and spends several days with him cruising around the islands. They
split up over a misunderstanding, and she runs into Olivia Pascal posing for a
gay photographer. She also gets a job, and tries to seduce the photographer, but
eventually goes back to look for her true love.
While Betty Verges was clearly a little old for the character she was playing,
she is a decent actress, and very easy on the eyes. The scenery is lovely, and
the story has pace and some plot, even with nearly constant nudity. All in all,
not a bad little coming-of-age sex film.
IMDb readers say 5.3.
Betty Verges
Olivia Pascal
others
All-region PAL
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The Adult Version of Jekyll and Hyde
(1972)
Scoop's note: I incompetently lost Hank's comments,
so this is just a down-and-dirty summary of the pics:
Rene Bond (film clips)
Rene Bond and Jane Tsentas (film
clips)
Jane Tsentas (film
clips)
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Notes and collages
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Pics
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Various superduper models stark naked
Bela Malgosia
Anouck LePere
  
Camille Miceli
 
Crystal Renn
Sonia Sieff
 
Catherine McNeil in German Vogue
Barbara Windsor in Carry on, Dick
(I think this was her last screen nudity)
Lindsay Lohan panty shot from the MTV awards
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Film Clips
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From the still unreleased Normal:
Lauren Lee Smith and
Camille Sullivan. "A
deadly car accident brings together a group of previously unrelated
people, each of whom is forced to deal with the emotional fallout.
Canada." Or to shorten IMDb's summary to three words: "Crash for
hosers." Jude
Mussetter in Volunteers. 1985. The 1984 pairing of Tom Hanks and
John Candy was so successful that the pair were reunited a year
later in this middling comedy about the Peace Corps.
Julia Horvath in
Until Death. There is a surprisingly good performance from
Jean-Claude Van Damme as an asshole in the first half of the movie.
The second half is weaker, but it's still not a bad movie for a
made-for-DVD with the Muscles from Brussels. This battles with
Bloodsport to be the top-rated JCVD flick, per IMDb. (Currently:
Bloodsport 6.09, Until Death 6.08)
Kay Lenz in The Passage.
1979
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