Today we return to that 70"s epic movie "The Dirty Mind of Young Sally".

First up one last look at the star Sharon Kelly. Of course she reveals all.

Sharon Kelly

Next up is Angela Carnon in a love making scene. She is also not bashful.

Angela Carnon

Then we have a very, very cute unknown on the beach with her lover. Again...not so modest.

Unknown

And like yesterday, don't forget to play our little spot the tool game.

Here she is prior to the installation of the robohooters and baring all 3 B's in scenes from an episode of the late night series "Beverly Hills Bordello".

Shauna O'Brien

"Exterminator City"
If this doesn't give you a good laugh, nothing will. A fitting subtitle for this movie would be "Huge Jugs on Parade".

Money, or lack of it, also hurts this 2005 Sci-Fi a lot. The story's not bad, the nudity is plentiful if somewhat oversized (I don't think they included one actress with small or medium-sized breasts), and even the script is OK, but the robots are pretty bad.

The story is set in 2027, where robots now handle all the mundane chores, including policing. A robot pest controller turns serial killer. His victims are all human, all female, and usually naked or scantily dressed. He is being hunted by a robot homicide detective and assisted by a robot psychiatrist who may be more twisted than the killer himself.

That's all not bad for a low-budget B-movie, but here's where we get into trouble. No budget means no CGI. No budget means we build the robots out of a tinker toy set. No budget means the robot's mouths move, but not much else, and we mostly shoot them from the waist up, which means that the shots with the robots are pretty boring.

Even worse, let's build one set of a modern looking building, and just pan up and down it every time we want to move from scene to scene. Forget shots of the city, because we didn't bother to build a city. Ah, well. Coulda, shoulda, woulda.....what we wound up with wasn't.

Julie Strain and the Women of "Exterminator City"

Here are some more images of Aylar Dianati Lie, this time from a disc called "Just Over 18 #5".

Back in 2004 she entered the Miss Norway pageant, but was exluded when her American hardcore film career was uncovered.

Aylar Dianati aka Diana aka Persian Princess Diana aka Princess Diana

On the same disk was a long behind the scenes feature from Barely Legal 23 (I am not making up these titles). Monica Mayhem and Taylor Rain do the honors this time.

Monica Mayhem

Taylor Rain

Kelli Brook bares breasts and bum, while Dey Young and Lynette Howe are both topless.

I was looking for info on Alexander and stumbled across that. It is suppose to contain the movies in all their unedited glory. Each part was cut from the original lenths filmed and assembled as such, RR said he was going to put them all on their and let the people decide if they want to watch each part in the original form or in the edited theatrical versions.

Cool idea I'd say, but like everybody else I think it's bullshit that the studios double dip so damn much, especially like this past week with Alexander. A big thanks on the help for that btw, man Rosario blows me away with how hot she is, and I kind of wished there was a full screen version of the film because their are multiple times when her whole breast would have been in frame if it was not cut off by the black bars.

Anyway, just wanted to give you the heads up on that and if you want can pass that info on to the readers.

-B

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LUCY IS MOST-BELOVED DEAD CELEBRITY
We Love Lucy - Marketing Evaluations Inc., the company that invented the "Q score" to measure the likability of celebrities, has released their new "Dead Q" list of most beloved dead celebrities. Lucille Ball topped it, followed by Bob Hope, John Wayne, Jimmy Stewart and Red Skelton, with John Ritter and Johnny Carson making the top 10 for the first time. A spokesman said dead stars still do business, selling merchandise and appearing in ads, and many have higher Q scores than live celebrities.

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