Mongolian Death Worm

(2010 TV movie)

Sci-fi movie which is as dumb as its title.

Victoria Pratt: sexy.

Bleading Lady

(2010)

This rape scene is heavily censored on the German release because it graphically shows the rapist's schnitzel being cut off.

Sindy Faraguna: major nipplage.

Bail Enforcers

(trailer)

Sadly not to screen at next month's Toronto International Film Festival.

trailer: Trish Stratus as strip bar waitress in schoolgirl uniform.

some of the stars seen elsewhere:

Trish Stratus: very sexy.

Sabrina Couture: arms-over-boobs, she plays a stripper in Bail Enforcers.

Paige Albrecht: b-movie babe sexy

I Hate Toronto: A Love Story

(trailer)

Also not on the real TIFF lineup but will premiere September 9 at the knockoff Toronto Independent Film Festival with other b-movies such as "My Mother The Snowmobile".

trailer: various babes

"Killer Instinct"

(2005 TV series)

Crystal Lowe: bra and panties in episode "She's the Bomb".

Jessica Harmon: bikini and major crotch shot in "Love Hurts"

"The Collector"

tv series season 3

Sadly only the first two seasons are on DvD.

Sonya Salomaa: finally does the dirty deed in "The Customer Service Rep" (but afterwards they're "just friends").

Sonya Salomaa: bikini top and brassiere in "The Farmer".

Ona Grauer: pregnant as a guppy in "The Farmer" with boobs big enough to nurse an elephant!

Brittney Wilson: very sexy as devil taking the form of a very naughty Catholic schoolgirl in "The Watchmaker

Samantha Ferris: still sexy in "The Media Baron".

"Rescue Me"

season 7

Cody Horn: down to panties and later pokes as the farting girlfriend as evident in the last frame.

Geneva Carr: dark upskirt as reporter.

"Murdoch Mysteries"

season 4

Irena Angelousta: bloomers in episode "Monsieur Murdoch".

Helene Joy: fully clothed sex Victorian style in "Bloodlust"

Sarah Gray: sexy but dead in episode "Bloodlust".

"Theory of a Deadman: So Happy"

(music video)

According to a Beavis and Butthead episode they used to play music videos on MTV.

Serinda Swan: bra and panties.

Miscellaneous...

Tammy Gillis: actress as underwear model in skivvies, wet t-shirt, just panties, and nothing at all!

Monica Grzelak: internet gaming goddess in various states of undress.

Geneva Carr: downblouse in publicity photo.

Angela De Corte: sexy.

The F.J. Holden

(1977)

The F.J. Holden is a 1977 teen drama set in the western suburbs of Sydney (mainly Bankstown) about the brief relationship between Kevin (Paul Couzens) and Anne (Eva Dickinson). One day cruising in his F.J. Holden car with his friend Bob, Kevin spots a girl sitting at a bus stop. That girl is Anne. They go around the block to come back and chat her up, but she and her friend are gone by the time they come back. Days later, Kevin and Bob spy her at a shopping mall and ask her to come out with them. She does and has sex with both of them, but builds a better rapport with Kevin and they start going out together. They go out for a while until an incident causes them to break up and Kevin doesn't take it well and causes trouble at a party.

As far a plot goes, that's pretty much it as the film isn't worried about plot. It's basically a character study of Kevin and Anne as young teenagers having a good time and their experiences with their families and friends and of course, the car, which is very central to the relationship and their new-found freedom of entering adulthood. It's a very natural feeling film, almost documentary like, but doesn't feel forced or put on and is fascinated in the minutiae of life. The absence of things like conflict and melodrama enhance the tale because you just feel like you are peering into these people's life, not taking sides. And this film does it way better than the similar styled Dogs in Space, which I absolutely hated. Hmm...

Eva Dickinson film clip (collages below)

The Plumber is a 1979 made-for-TV thriller from one of the Australia's best directors, Peter Weir, about a professor's wife Jill (Judy Morris), who gets an unexpected visit from a plumber Max (Ivar Kants). He has come to check the pipes in the bathroom, although no one seems to have called for him. He starts acting strangely including having a shower and this begins to alarm Jill. He then tells Jill that there's a problem with the pipes and he needs to come back the next day to fix it. All of a sudden, a quick check of the pipes becomes a lengthy project and the plumber's behaviour, including jokingly telling Jill he went to jail for rape, is really freaking Jill out. She gets her husband to speak to him and when he does, the plumber turns on the charm and Jill is forced to endure more of the plumber. Jill snaps and tells the plumber to stop mucking around and finish the job, which he does a quick patch up job. Of course, the plumbing has a massive failure and guess who has to come back and fix it. But Jill is desperate to get rid of the plumber...

Great little thriller from Weir who builds the tension quite well with not a lot to work with. Very much a low budget televisual feature but works expertly within those constraints. And holds up extremely well today.
 

Judy Morris film clip. Collages below: