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93The Edukators

94Emanuelle in America
95Malibu Express
96The Rape of the Vampire
97Two Orphan Vampires
98Anita: Swedish Nymphet
99The 40-Year-Old Virgin
100Eurotrip
101Road Trip
102The Sweetest Thing
103Bolero
104Blue Valentine
105The Human Contract
106Revolutionary Road
107Wristcutters: A Love Story
108Romance & Cigarettes
109Scenes of a Sexual Nature
110Little Children
111Conversations with Other Women
112Imagine Me & You
113Dangerous Beauty
114Sex Drive

115The Covenant
116Fatal Instinct
117The Beach Girls
118Scandal
119One Night Stand
120House of Tolerance
121Tiresia
122Foxes
123The Story of Joanna
124Mulholland Drive
125The Grapes of Death
126This Boy's Life
127Doc Hollywood
128Wild at Heart
129Broken English
130BloodRayne
131All the President's Men
132The Hills Have Eyes
133Monte Carlo
134Passion Play
135Russian Roulette
136The Descent
137Black Butterflies

138Eat, for This Is My Body


139Dead in 3 Days 2
140Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare
141Wes Craven's New Nightmare
142Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
143The Evil Dead
144Rock Star
145A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child
146Lincoln
147Beowulf
148Hostel
149The Last Exorcism
150Cabin Fever

Title/Year/Description
Angel Heart (1987)
A mystery horror film with a twist starred Mickey Rourke as
Harry Angel, a private investigator in New Orleans searching for
a missing person - himself (Johnny Favorite), and encountering

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young sexy voodoo priestess Epiphany Proudfoot (Lisa Bonet).


Basic Instinct (1992)
In Paul Verhoeven's sleazy thriller, Sharon Stone as bisexual
blonde - and suspected bad-girl murderess Catherine Trammel
with an ice-pick, flashed her nether region to a roomful of
entranced cops.
Betty Blue (1986, Fr.)
This unrated French film told about a self-destructive relationship
between a young woman (Beatrice Dalle) and her lover (JeanHugues Anglade) and left little to the imagination.
Bitter Moon (1992)
The dark and perverted side of sexuality (love/hate) was explored
in this Roman Polanski psycho-thriller, between a wheelchaired
husband (Peter Coyote) and his seductive French wife
(Emmanuelle Seigner), as the two were on an ocean voyage with
a prim and proper British couple (Kristin Scott-Thomas and Hugh
Grant).
Body Double (1984)
Brian DePalma's twisting Hitchcockian thriller involved
neighbor-peeping, a saucy porn star (Melanie Griffith), and a
struggling Hollywood actor (Craig Wasson).
Body Heat (1981)
A not too bright attorney (William Hurt) passionately fell for a
seductive wife (Kathleen Turner) in a plot to kill her husband in
this sultry, film-noirish thriller.
Body of Evidence (1993)
An NC-17 rated erotic thriller starring Willem Dafoe (as a
lawyer) and Madonna (with an outright sexy performance as a
murder suspect) - derided and panned by many critics for its hot
wax S&M sequence and other kinky sex scenes.
Boogie Nights (1997)
The LA adult film industry of the 1970s-80s was the hard-core
focus of Paul Thomas Anderson's epic, starring Burt Reynolds as
a porn director, Julianne Moore as adult actress Amber Waves,
Heather Graham as Rollergirl, and Mark Wahlberg as wellendowed Dirk Diggler.
Bound (1996)
This flick's depiction of Gina Gershon and Jennifer Tilly's
titillating lesbian romance (and kinky sex life) was as exciting as

their scheme to steal Mafia money.


Breathless (1983)
The remake of Jean-Luc Godard's French film of the 1960s cast
Richard Gere as a fugitive drifter and sexy Valerie Kaprisky as his
romantic partner.
Cat People (1982)
Paul Schrader's erotic horror film remake (of the 1942 original)
starred lithe Nastassja Kinski as Irena, doomed to turn into a
black leopard if her sexual passions were stirred. Also with
Annette O'Toole in the famous pool stalking sequence.
The Center of the World (2001)
A computer dot-com millionaire (Peter Sarsgaard) hired a club
lap-dancer (Molly Parker) for $10,000 to accompany him to Las
Vegas for three-nights of erotic play in this unrated film.
Color of Night (1994)
The who-dun-it was liberally laced with sex scenes between a
distressed psychologist (Bruce Willis) and a torrid, mysterious
female (Jane March).
Crash (1996)
David Cronenberg's controversial, fetishistic study of an
automotive car-crash subculture was not for everyone. After an
accident, unfaithful film producer (James Spader) was introduced
to the cult group with injured victim Dr. Helen Remington (Holly
Hunter), and found that a concluding almost-fatal car crash
involving his wife Catherine (Deborah Kara Unger) was actually
strengthening his marriage.
Crimes of Passion (1984)
Ken Russell's compelling work starred Kathleen Turner as a
fashion designer moonlighting in a double life as street prostitute
China Blue - often terrorized by a crazed, dildo-wielding preacher
(Anthony Perkins).
Dangerous Liaisons (1988)
This daring, aristocratic psychodrama was filmed multiple times it involved court intrigue, scheming, betrayal and wagers placed
in France a few centuries ago, over whether Valmont (John
Malkovich) could seduce a virtuous young virgin (Uma Thurman)
and a recently-married woman (Michelle Pfeiffer).
Desert Hearts (1985)
A lesbian-themed romantic drama set in the late 1950s in Reno,

Nevada, it realistically and positively told the story of a growing


relationship between free-spirited casino worker Cay (Patricia
Charbonneau) and Columbia University professor Vivian (Helen
Shaver) in town waiting for a divorce.
Don't Look Now (1973)
Nicolas Roeg's unsettling thriller remains famous for its realistic
and explicit sex scene between a grieving, married couple (Julie
Christie and Donald Sutherland) in Venice.
The Dreamers (2003)
Explicit sexual content was rampant in Bernardo Bertolucci's
erotic drama set in the late 60s Paris, about a trio of cinephiles,
including Eva Green as Isabelle, playing decadent sexual games.
Dream Lover (1994)
The psychological thriller examined the short-lived, sexy
romance between a yuppie guy (James Spader) and an enigmatic
dream lover (Madchen Amick).
Dressed to Kill (1980)
De Palma's glossy thriller was a slasher film about a murderous
blonde, a mysterious psychiatrist (Michael Caine), and the
victims: a sexually-adventurous chic lady (Angie Dickinson), and
a call girl (Nancy Allen).
Emmanuelle (1974, Fr.)
This was the first - and most infamous - of a long series of
discreetly-shot, French soft-core films about the awakening of a
suppressed, sexually-curious female (Sylvia Kristel) in various
erotic locales.
The English Patient (1996)
A Best Picture winner, this romantic drama used flashback as a
technique to tell the tale of the badly-burned "English Patient"
Count Lszl de Almsy (Ralph Fiennes) and his doomed love
affair with a married woman (Kristin Scott-Thomas).
Eyes Wide Shut (1999)
Kubrick's last film featured a sophisticated married pair (celebrity
couple Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman) with adulterous impulses
while experimenting with new sexual adventures or experiences.
Fatal Attraction (1987)
Before murderous and obsessive impulses were activated in this
cautionary tale, happily-married attorney (Michael Douglas) had
a weekend fling with a psycho-siren (Glenn Close).

Femme Fatale (2002)


This glossy and twisting noirish mystery-thriller from Brian
DePalma began with an eye-popping opener: a sexy jewelry heist
involving two femme fatales (Rebecca Romijn and Rie
Rasmussen) at the Cannes Film Festival.
Gia (1998)
Angelina Jolie was physically and emotionally naked
throughout much of this dramatic biopic (made for TV) about
doomed, drug-addicted supermodel Gia Carangi and her
lesbian affair with a make-up artist (Elizabeth Mitchell).
Henry & June (1990)
This erotic story set in the 1930s in Paris had the dubious
distinction of being the first film to ever receive an NC-17
(replacing the X-rating), for its steamy, literary-minded story of
a mnage a trois between controversial writer Henry Miller
(Fred Miller), his wife June (Uma Thurman) and diary writer
Anais Nin (Maria de Medeiros).
The Hot Spot (1990)
The overheated, noirish, and lurid B-movie plot of dark
blackmail (over skinny-dipping nude photos) involved a
scheming drifter (Don Johnson) in a small Texas town,
romancing two beautiful local women, promiscuous sexpot
Dolly (Virginia Madsen) and gorgeous innocent secretary
Gloria (Jennifer Connelly), while planning a bank heist.
The Hunger (1983)
Lesbian chic was the centerpiece of this latter-day vampire tale
set in Manhattan, with revealing sex scenes between Catherine
Deneuve and Susan Sarandon.
Jamon Jamon (1993, Sp.)
A teenaged Penelope Cruz was featured, often bare, in this
satirical Spanish comedy drama about sexual seduction,
passion for food, and class differences.
Kama Sutra: A Tale of Love (1996, India, UK)
Strong erotic sequences were the substance of this
dramatization of the Indian handbook of physical love, in its
tale of a love triangle between two childhood friends, Maya
(Indira Varma) and Tara (Sarita Choudhury), both competing
for a King.
Ken Park (2002)
Director Larry Clark's controversial drama with unsimulated
sex scenes between teens (in dysfunctional families in Visalia,

California) sparked outrage and claims of exploitation.


Killing Me Softly (2002)
Kaige Chen's erotic thriller about a dangerously intense sexual
bonding earned an R rating, although the leads (Heather
Graham, Joseph Fiennes) spent most of the film naked.
Lady Chatterley (2006)
Filmed numerous times and based upon various interpretations
of D.H. Lawrence's erotic tale Lady Chatterley's Lover, this
French film with a half-dozen sex scenes told of the infidelity of
married Constance Chatterley (Marina Hands) to the estate's
burly gamekeeper Oliver Parkin (Jean-Louis Coullo'ch).
The Last Seduction (1994)
Linda Fiorentino starred in this taut, smolderingly-hot film noir
as a diabolical, scheming, and seductive femme fatale
manipulatively plotting to acquire drug money while on the run.
Last Tango in Paris (1972)
A passionate but loveless affair between a middle-aged
American widower (Marlon Brando) and a young French girl
(Maria Schneider) originally brought this controversial, sordid
Bernardo Bertolucci film an X-rating.
Lie with Me (2005)
Lauren Lee Smith boldly portrayed sexually-aggressive and
nympho Leila in this explicit Canadian drama, detailing her
emotionally and physically-entangling relationship with David
(Eric Balfour) with whom she began to find real intimacy.
Little Children (2006)
One of the many films with Kate Winslet appearing in the nude,
this Todd Field-directed drama followed the unhappiness and
dislocation of an upper middle-class Boston housewife and
mother - when she became attracted to lovelorn, stay-at-home
dad Brad Adamson (Patrick Wilson).
Lolita (1962)
Stanley Kubrick's version of Vladimir Nabokov's novel about a
middle-aged man's (James Mason) obsession with a young
nymphet (Sue Lyon), his step-daughter, was controversial - and
a classic film about pedophilia - much preferred over the 1997
remake.
The Lover (1992)
An obsessive, scandalous, cross-cultural romance engaged a

French schoolgirl (Jane March) with an older, wealthy Chinese


aristocrat (Tony Leung) in 1920s French Indochina.
Lust, Caution (2007)
On the heels of his Oscar win for Brokeback Mountain (2005),
director Ang Lee let sexual inhibitions fly in this sexed-up
espionage thriller set in WWII-era Shanghai.
Mulholland Drive (2001)
David Lynch's surrealistic and confusing non-linear film with
doubling identities was a "love story in the city of dreams"
between two passionately-linked females: an aspiring actress
(Naomi Watts) and a femme fatale (Laura Elena Harring).
9 1/2 Weeks (1986)
This provocative and steamy Adrian Lyne erotic thriller about
sexual obsession between stars Mickey Rourke and Kim
Basinger was chopped up before release for its kinky,
sadomasochistic, sexually-explicit scenes.
9 Songs (2004, UK)
A very explicit and artsy film with abundant sex followed the
evolving relationship in London between a Brit glaciologist
(Kieran O'Brien) and a highly-sexual 21 year-old American
student (Margo Stilley).
An Officer and a Gentleman (1982)
This Cinderella story and romantic drama from Taylor
Hackford paired US Naval officer candidate in training
(Richard Gere) with the dedicated love of a local townie (Debra
Winger), a blue-collar factory worker, who revealed his inner
"gentleman."
Open Your Eyes (aka Abre Los Ojos) (1997)
Alejandro Amenbar's plot-twisting, unpredictable Spanish
film, remade as Vanilla Sky (2001), told of 25 year-old Csar
(Eduardo Noriega), a car-wreck survivor with a disfigured face
- who in flashback, told of his love for gorgeous Sofia (Penlope
Cruz).
Original Sin (2001)
The erotically-charged drama told of an 1880s Cuba coffee
salesman (Antonio Banderas) who sought companionship with
a mysterious, deceptive, and possibly-deadly American mailorder bride-fiancee (Angelina Jolie).
The Piano (1993)

Writer/director Jane Campion's drama set in the mid-19th


century told of an intelligent mute pianist (Holly Hunter) newly
colonized in New Zealand as imported bride Ada McGrath, who
bargained with her husband's land overseer George Baines
(Harvey Keitel) for her beloved piano, in exchange for piano
(and sex) lessons.
The Postman Always Rings Twice (1946)
Although the 1981 remake with Jack Nicholson and Jessica
Lange had its moments, the original black and white film noir
was smoldering, in its classic tale of forbidden lust, brutal and
raw sexiness, and adultery-motivated murder, orchestrated by
drifter Frank Chambers (John Garfield) and hot-blooded,
voluptuous Cora (Lana Turner), the wife of a roadside cafe
owner.
Quills (2000)
Philip Kaufman's dramatic adaptation was inspired by the
carnal life and perverse work of the Marquis de Sade (Geoffrey
Rush), often completely naked and imprisoned in an insane
asylum, where laundress Madeleine "Maddie" LeClerc (Kate
Winslet) worked - and smuggled out chapters of his titillating
writings.
Risky Business (1983)
Although most famous for making a star of Tom Cruise with his
underwear air guitar scene in this teen comedy, its sexiest
scenes were when bookish HS student Joel Goodson learned to
let loose when his parents went on vacation. He ran a brothel in
their suburban Chicago home with the assistance of call-girl
Lana (Rebecca DeMornay) - romancing her when she first
appeared and also during a late-night train ride.

Title/Year/Description
Romance (1999, Fr.)
Graphic and explicit depictions of sex were displayed when an
unsatisfied wife (Caroline Ducey) sought liberated love
elsewhere, with a bar stranger (Rocco Siffredi) and then an older
man (Franois Berland) who awakened her to the pleasures of
bondage and sadomasochism.
Sea of Love (1989)
In this tense police thriller, NYC detective (Al Pacino) fell in
'lust' with his prime serial-killer suspect - the beautiful Helen
Cruger (Ellen Barkin).

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Secretary (2002)
An unusual master/slave relationship developed between an
attorney (James Spader) and his shy, semi-sadomasochistic
secretary (Maggie Gyllenhaal) in this offbeat romantic drama.
Sex & Lucia (2001, Sp.)
The convoluted, non-linear story in this audacious Spanish
drama was secondary to the numerous amorous and erotic nude
scenes and strong sexual content involving young Madrid
waitress Lucia (Paz Vega) and a struggling writer.
sex, lies, and videotape (1989)
Steven Soderbergh's directorial debut film, an independent hit,
was the story of impotent videographer Graham Dalton (James
Spader) who taped women discussing their sexual lives and
fantasies. His subjects in this very verbal film included nonorgasmic wife Ann (Andie MacDowell) and her sexually-needy
sister Cynthia (Laura San Giacomo) who was having an affair
with Ann's husband John (Peter Gallagher).
Shakespeare in Love (1998)
This Best Picture winner purported to tell the backstory of Will
Shakespeare's writer's block (after romantic heartbreak) before
the penning of a new play, ultimately his romantic tragedy
Romeo and Juliet. It depicted the Bard's (Joseph Fiennes) love
affair with cross-dressing actor Thomas Kent/Viola (Gwyneth
Paltrow) auditioning and playing the part of Romeo, and
inspiring him to finish his work.
Shortbus (2006)
This trailblazing, mainstream film with some of the most
explicit, non-simulated sex scenes ever screened, followed a
non-orgasmic couples' therapist (Sook-Yin Lee) who sought
fulfillment with friends in an underground NY sexual salon
named Shortbus.
Showgirls (1995)
The # 1 highest-grossing (domestic) NC-17 rated film ever -- and
rampant with nudity and sexual situations, this cult film starred
Elizabeth Berkley (from TV's Saved By the Bell) as aspiring Las
Vegas showgirl Nomi Malone, whose main competitive rival was
a bisexual star diva in a topless revue star named Cristal Connors
(Gina Gershon). Although critically-reviled, it was a bold
attempt by Hollywood to create the first big-budget "adult" film
since the recklessly perverse Caligula (1979).
Sirens (1993, Australia)
This exciting Australian comedy celebrated bohemian freethinking lifestyles in its tale of an artist (Sam O'Neill) with nude

female models (including Elle Macpherson) who flaunted their


nakedness, to purposely liberate a strait-laced Anglican
clergyman (Hugh Grant) and his uptight wife (Tara Fitzgerald).
Sliver (1993)
Originally rated NC-17, this voyeuristic mystery-thriller (with a
confused plot), directed by Phillip Noyce and set in a NY highrise apartment building, romantically paired sexually-repressed
divorcee Carly (post-Basic Instinct Sharon Stone) and
mysterious, peeping-tom landlord Zeke (William Baldwin).
The Story of O (1975)
A soft-core (NC-17, originally rated X), fantasy-based sex film
(with rampant nudity), was based on the scandalous erotic novel.
It starred Corinne Clery as the title character, who was brought to
a brothel-dungeon, where she was taught the ways of bondage,
servitude, and S&M from 'master' trainers.

Summer Lovers (1982)


Although intellectually vacuous, this sun-drenched film shot in
Greece told of a mnage a trois between a young college grad
(Peter Gallagher) and two frequently unclothed females, his
girlfriend (Daryl Hannah) and a French archaeologist (Valerie
Quennessen).
Swimming Pool (2003, Fr.)
This twisting thriller set in the South of France often exhibited
the voluptuous body of enigmatic French girl (Ludivine Sagnier)
by the pool in view of inhibited English novelist Sarah (Charlotte
Rampling).
10 (1979)
Blake Edwards' blockbuster romantic-sex comedy was most
noted for cornrow-haired Bo Derek (as Jenny) making a
sensational, slo-motion beach appearance, as the object of
obsession for middle-aged pop music composer George Webber
(Dudley Moore). The culmination of his fantasy was Jenny's
seduction of him to the tune of Ravel's Bolero.
Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down! (1990, Sp.)
A love-struck petty criminal and ex-psychiatric patient (Antonio
Banderas) kidnapped and held in bondage ex-porn star and Bmovie actress Marina (Victoria Abril) to win her affection - in
this NC-17 film.
Titanic (1997)

Leonardo di Caprio and Kate Winslet headlined James


Cameron's infamous, record-breaking, epic dramatization of the
disastrous sinking of the R.M.S. ocean liner in 1912. Two
members of differing social classes, Jack Dawson and Rose
DeWitt Bukater, entered into a doomed and sometimes sappy
(and unlikely) romance as star-crossed lovers.
Two Moon Junction (1988)
Passionate, sordid and steamy romance (with frank love scenes)
was the subject of this melodramatic erotic tale about a wealthy
Southern socialite (Sherilyn Fenn) enthralled by the affections of
a muscular carnival worker (Richard Tyson).
The Unbearable Lightness of Being (1988)
With the backdrop of the Prague Spring in late 1960s
Czechoslovakia, womanizing surgeon Tomas (Daniel DayLewis) juggled his polyamorous love for romantic Tereza
(Juliette Binoche) with his lustful, free-spirited attraction for
artist Sabina (Lena Olin).
Unfaithful (2002)
Adrian Lyne's erotic drama illustrated the deadly consequences
of an extra-marital adulterous affair, seen in extended, racy love
scenes involving the unfaithful wife (Diane Lane), married to
suspicious husband (Richard Gere), after a chance meeting with
a handsome French used book dealer (Olivier Martinez).
White Palace (1990)
A romantic drama, set in St. Louis, Missouri, portrayed the
unlikely (and lustful) relationship between 27 year-old middleclass widower and ad executive Max Baron (James Spader) and
middle-aged, uneducated, slobbish, working-class waitress Nora
Baker (Susan Sarandon), who was fixated on Marilyn Monroe.
She worked at the White Palace (a thinly-disguised greasy-spoon
White Castle), the film's title.
Wild at Heart (1990)
Director David Lynch's eccentric, sex-drenched and lurid road
tale followed the wild flight of a crazy-in-love couple: hot Lulu
Fortune (Laura Dern) and ex-con Sailor Ripley (Nicolas Cage).
Wild Orchid (1990)
Frequently regarded as sleazy and originally rated X before
censoring, Zalman King's erotic drama with soft-core sex scenes
was notorious for its realistic couplings in Rio between an
innocent, seduced small-time lawyer (Carre Otis) and a wealthy
lout (Mickey Rourke).
Wild Things (1998)

This plot-twisting erotic thriller with multiple double-crosses


starred many fresh-faced young stars, including trailer-trash
Suzie Toller (Neve Campbell) and teen socialite Kelly (Denise
Richards), who revealed their allegiance to accused guidance
counselor (Matt Dillon) during an infamous threesome scene.
Y Tu Mama Tambien (2001, Mex.)
In its tale of sexual exploration, gravely-ill temptress Luisa
(Maribel Verdu) joined two randy teen suitors during their road
trip to unknown destinations, and bared all by having sex with
both of them and causing simmering jealousies.
Zandalee (1991)
The title character, married Zandalee (Erika Anderson) sought
fulfilling sex during a torrid fling with her husband's painterfriend Johnny Collins (Nicolas Cage) - a love triangle that turned
tragic.

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Add to Watchlist Caligula (1979)


5.2/10
Details the graphic and shocking, yet undeniably tragic story of Rome's most
infamous Caesar, Gaius Germanicus Caligula. Dir: Tinto Brass With: Malcolm
McDowell, Peter O'Toole, Helen Mirren Adult | Drama | History 156 mins.
Add to Watchlist The Japanese Wife Next Door (2004)
5.4/10
Dir: Yutaka Ikejima With: Reiko Yamaguchi, Kaoru Akitsu, Naohiro Hirakawa
Comedy | Adult 60 mins.
Add to Watchlist The Principles of Lust (2003)
5.2/10
Crippled by his writer's block, Paul enters into a new, exciting relationship with
risk-taking Billy and super-sexy Juliette. As it becomes increasingly tangled,
however, he must choose one of them over the other. Dir: Penny Woolcock
With: Alec Newman, Marc Warren, Sienna Guillory Drama | Adult 108 mins.
Add to Watchlist Don't Change Hands (1975)
5.6/10
A well-known politician woman receives a tape showing her son in a porno
movie. She decides to hire a female detective to figure out who is trying to
black-mail her. Dir: Paul Vecchiali With: Hlne Surgre, Jean-Christophe
Bouvet, Myriam Mzires Comedy | Drama | Thriller | Adult 86 mins.
Add to Watchlist Ai iroiro: Lovely family (2011)
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Dir: Yutaka Ikejima With: Kazu Itsuki, Tonan Morijiri, Seiji Nakamitsu Adult
Add to Watchlist The Band (2009)
3.3/10
When lead singer Jimmy Taranto dumps his girlfriend Candy then his rock band
Gutter Filth, Candy decides to take his place in the band... Dir: Anna
Brownfield With: Amy Cater, Rupert Owen, Jimstar Comedy | Music | Romance
| Adult 90 mins.
Add to Watchlist Gefangen (2004)
5.1/10
Dennis is a new inmate. Mike is an older black inmate. Together the two face
hostile prison officals and inmates in their attempts to become a loving couple.
Dir: Jrg Andreas With: Marcel Schlutt, Mike Sale, Ralph Steel Adult | Crime |
Drama | Romance 96 mins.
Add to Watchlist Use the Back Door (1971)
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A high school boy delivers groceries and more to sexually frustrated
housewives. With: Laura Cannon, Kim Pope Adult 63 mins.
Add to Watchlist Corpi nudi (1983)
5.0/10
Dir: Amasi Damiani With: Gianni Dei, Rosy Navarro, Guia Lauri Filzi Adult 88
mins.
Add to Watchlist Nuda per Satana (1974)
4.3/10
Italian Gothic horror that tells the tale of a man who stops at a remote castle
hoping to get medical help for an injured woman, only to find the inhabitants
mirror the darker sides of the woman and himself. Dir: Luigi Batzella With: Rita
Calderoni, Stelio Candelli, James Harris Horror | Adult 82 mins.
Add to Watchlist Les baigneuses (2003)
4.0/10
Sexy, gritty and as provocative as a lap dance, The Bathers takes an insider's
look at the lives of... Dir: Viviane Candas With: Jean-Pierre Kalfon, Ann-Gisel
Glass, Andr Marcon Drama | Adult 83 mins.
Add to Watchlist Queerft 2 (2005)
5.3/10
Dir: Laurence Chanfro, Mino D.C. With: Grald Marix, rik Rms, Jean-Marc
S. Fantasy | Adult 75 mins.
Add to Watchlist Ta mej i dalen (1977)
4.8/10
Three major American stars enhance this Swedish sex film. It also offers a
realistic and nostalgic look at life on a working farm... Dir: Torgny Wickman
With: Jacqueline Laurent, Chris Chittell, Eric Edwards Comedy | Drama | Adult
78 mins.
Add to Watchlist Unfaithful (2009)
5.1/10
Claude Prs pushes actor/director relationship to its breaking point by asking

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an actor to make love with him. Dir: Claude Prs With: Claude Prs, Marcel
Schlutt Adult | Drama 98 mins.
Add to Watchlist Droid (1988)
4.6/10
Taylor, a member of the new Eliminators police force, is sent on a mission to
recover a digital decoder that will shut down the renegade police force... Dir:
Philip O'Toole With: Greg Derek, Krista Lane, Lorrie Lovett Sci-Fi | Adult 70
mins.
Add to Watchlist The Writers (2011)
3.3/10
Two serial killers in love, one wife betrayed. Dir: Todd Michael Smith With:
Ben Kacon, Steven Michael McKenzie, Shane Miles Adult | Crime | Drama |
Thriller 90 mins.
Add to Watchlist Gayracula (1983)
4.6/10
Count Drac is back - and this time he's sucking more than just necks! Count
Gaylord stalks the streets of L.A. for the hunkiest victims to ever succumb to
lust, as well as his enemy, the Marquis de Suede. Dir: Roger Earl With: Tim
Kramer, Steve Collins, Rand Remington Adult | Comedy | Horror 83 mins.
Add to Watchlist Queerft 3 (2007)
3.7/10
Dir: Angelstud, Mino D.C. With: Mino D.C., Manu Lebon, Herv Joseph
Lebrun Adult 54 mins.
Add to Watchlist Moray (1994)
3.0/10
A giant monster eel attacks a group of high school students on a rafting trip
down the American river. The government sends super agent Max Uzi to
investigate the killings. Dir: Ken Waller With: Michael Coleman, Johanna
Mattox, Mercedes Moore Adult | Horror
Add to Watchlist I Want You! (1970)
5.1/10
With: Jan Davis, Pete Dawson, Uschi Digard Adult 63 mins.
Add to Watchlist Banho de Lngua (1985)
4.3/10
Three girls' sexual adventures of all kinds: heterosexual, homosexual and
transexual. Dir: Tony Vieira With: Manoel C. Alonso, Michele Analide, Camila
Baby Adult 74 mins.
Add to Watchlist Der m vre en sengekant (1975)
4.6/10
A handsome young sunlamp salesman's amorous endeavors with his wife
become too inventive for her, and she leaves him to return to her mother's
house... Dir: John Hilbard With: Sren Strmberg, Vivi Rau, Paul Hagen
Comedy | Adult 92 mins.
Add to Watchlist irpinis (1980)
2.6/10

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Dir: Samim Utku With: Erdin Akbas, Orhan Alkan, Zerrin Dogan Thriller |
Adult 62 mins.
Add to Watchlist Easy Come, Easy Go (1976)
3.1/10
Con man and gigolo Harry Korda decides he has to strike it big by finding a
millionaire's daughter to marry so he can gather enough money to move to the
Bahamas. Dir: Johnny Wyder With: Rainer Peets, Gnther Notthoff, Rena
Bergen Comedy | Adult
Add to Watchlist Les collgiennes (1977)
3.6/10
Dir: Claude Pierson With: France Lomay, Nadja Santos, Michel Barot Adult 80
mins.
Add to Watchlist Die Sex-Spelunke von Bangkok (1974)
3.7/10
Dir: Erwin C. Dietrich With: Martina Domingo, Michel Jacot, Eric Falk Adult |
Comedy 65 mins.
Add to Watchlist A Gay Swede in Paris (1979)
4.3/10
A young Swedish man arrives in Paris. He's looking for Philippe, a married man
with whom he had a brief love affair in Sweden. Unable to find him, he goes
from man to man through all the Parisian gay encounter places. Dir: Norbert
Terry With: Piotr Stanislas, Philippe Veschi, Liliane Jeney Adult 82 mins.
Add to Watchlist Powder Burns (1971)
2.0/10
Dir: Alex de Renzy With: George S. McDonald Adult | Western 74 mins.
Add to Watchlist Meet Sweet Myra (1973)
3.3/10
Dir: Charlton Roberts With: Star Simon, Rex Benson, Tommy Sachet Adult 50
mins.
Add to Watchlist Umido (1989)
1.6/10
Dir: Arduino Sacco With: Eva Orlowsky, La Nuova Ramba, Vampirella Adult
Add to Watchlist Uninhibited (1995)
5.2/10
Detective Gunn's partner is killed and he must learn to work with Detective
Jugginson to deal with the Escobar and Gombino crime families... Dir: Buck
Adams With: Buck Adams, Tony Montana, K.C. Williams Action | Adult 91
mins.
Add to Watchlist Um Copo de Clera (1999)
5.8/10
The torrid love affair between a 40-year-old man who lives isolated from the
world, in his small farm... Dir: Aluizio Abranches With: Alexandre Borges,
Ruth de Souza, Lineu Dias Adult | Drama 70 mins.
Add to Watchlist Mondo Weirdo (1990)
6.1/10

Young girl becomes Alice in dreamland during menstruation. Wild dreams and
nightmares about sexuality, vampirism, death, obsessions and other bizarre
things. Dir: Carl Andersen With: Soledad Marceignac, Frank Khunne, David
Hollman

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