Thursday


Interview with the Vampire

s1e1, 1080hd

Najah Bradley




Blonde

2022, 1080hd

Julianne Nicholson

I covered Ana de Armas on Wednesday's page, but here are a couple of screen grabs that I missed.



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The Affair

s5e11, 1920x1080

Maura Tierney






Dear Mother

2020, 1920x960

Karen Viard





TV

Desperate Housewives


Desperate Housewives was a successful comedy/drama show. There were 180 episodes and it ran for 8 seasons from 2004 to 2012. It is mainly concerned with the machinations of the residents of Wisteria Lane.

The main ‘housewives’ were played by Teri Hatcher, Felicity Huffman, Marcia Cross, and Eva Longoria. They were supported by several lovely women over the years such as Nicollette Sheridan, Dana Delany and Vanessa Williams. There’s no nudity but the women are often seen in their underwear.

Series 2 Episode 22 No One Is Alone (2006)

Nicollette Sheridan

Teri Hatcher



Scorpio Nights 3

2022

Christine Bernas






Wild Side

and

Donald Cammell's Wild Side

1995

Johnny's comments:

Digging into some DVDs ...
I've talked about Wild Side before but I had never capped it until now. Wild Side was released in 1995 straight-to-video and mostly went unwatched. This paragraph from IMDB sums up what went wrong better than I can:

After the movie's release, the director Donald Cammell committed suicide, possibly caused by what happened with the movie. Strangely though there was an effort to get Cammell's cut of the movie released and in 1999 the movie was edited to notes made by Cammell and was given a video/DVD release in 2000 with some love but not much more than it got from its initial release.

My memories of learning of the movie was that Picture magazine (the Australian softcore mag) had a spread featuring the nude scenes from the movie, possibly years after it's release, once Anne Heche became more famous. So I decided to take a look at the movie and remember liking it as a good little B-grade thriller with a crazy, baffling plot and a great over-the-top performance from Christopher Walken, but also a fairly decent lead performance from Heche, just before she broke out. I also watched the director's cut but I don't remember it having that much of an impact on me.

Rewatching the two different cuts of the movie reveals that the main difference between the two is that the director's cut lingers on scenes for what seems like forever, has a more relaxed mood where the plot isn't really the focus and ends in a fairly ambiguous way. It is also 20 minutes longer and feels every bit of it. The original cut is more of a straightforward thriller with an unambiguous ending also longer sex scenes, particularly the Heche/Chen lesbian scene which makes sense as the distributors are trying to sell a sexy thriller. It's also clear that the relationship between Walken's and Chen's character is based on the writer/director team's own relationship. I like both versions although I don't really have a favourite cut, as both work in their own way.

I had been waiting for a HD release of the movie before capping it but it looks very like that's not happening any time soon (cue it becoming available before the end of the year just to piss me off). As I said above, all of the sex scenes have different edits and there is more nudity in the original cut. The collages are made from the original cut, as being in fullscreen, it had more to work with.

Anne Heche and Joan Chen film clips from Wild Side

Anne Heche and Joan Chen film clips from Donald Cammell's Wild Side

Chen

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Meg Turney imperesonates the Khaleesi