Churchill’s Vixens No.3 The Leaning Maiden By Leslie McManus Published by Mews Books 1976 The Leaning Maiden, is the third book in the Churchill’s Vixens series and it may even be more sleazy than the first. The second book in the series, The Belgian Fox I haven’t found a copy of — and that may [...]
1May13
Churchill’s Vixens No 3
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Posted in Books and Comics
Tagged Book Review, Churchill's Vixens, Sexploitation, Spy Fiction
Tagged Book Review, Churchill's Vixens, Sexploitation, Spy Fiction
26Mar13
Las Vegas Grind Vol. 6
As I am sure you’re aware, I am a sophisticated man of the world, who derives no pleasure from rummaging through the trashcan of popular culture. But still, I bravely troll through the filth on your behalf. I like to think of it as a public service. After all, who would you rather hear about [...]
21May12
The Bod Squad (1974)
Country: Hong Kong / Germany Director: Ernst Hofbauer, Chih-Hung Kuei Starring: Hua Yueh, Hui-Ling Liu, Sonja Jeannine, Diane Drube, Gillian Bray, Tamara Elliot, Deborah Ralls, Hsieh Wang Music: Fu-ling Wang Original Title: Yang chi AKA: Enter the Seven Virgins, Virgins of the Seven Seas, Karate, Küsse, blonde Katzen Do you like Shaw Brothers swordplay movies? [...]
19May12
The Naked Earth
Author: Heinz G. Konsalik Publisher: Panther Books Published: 1961 Pictured, 1962 paperback edition Just look at that cover art. What does it say to you? To me, it looks like a story set in a Nazi concentration camp, wherein the female prisoners are subjected to all sorts of medical experiments – mostly of a sexual [...]
2May12
Crime Factory 10
G’day all. The tenth issue of popular web magazine, Crime Factory is now live. This issue includes a short piece by me (writing as James Hopwood), called For Your Sighs Only: The Spy-Fi Smut of Clyde Allison, which looks back at the 0008 book series, in all their filthy glory. But, there’s plenty more in [...]
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Tagged 0008, Clyde Allison, Crime, Crime Factory, Crime Fiction, Megan Abbott, Sexploitation, Spy Fiction
Tagged 0008, Clyde Allison, Crime, Crime Factory, Crime Fiction, Megan Abbott, Sexploitation, Spy Fiction
4Mar11
The Man From SMUT
Warning: This post features slightly higher sexual content than usual. If you are easily offended, please skip over this one. What is it about spy stories (and the world of James Bond) that make also make them perfect fodder for erotic lampoons? Is the the character names like Pussy Galore, Lovey Kravzit or Aureole Canasta? [...]
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Posted in Film and Cinema
Tagged Agent 69, Alfred Hitchcock, Derek Flint, James Bond, Jane Bond, Mata Hari, Matt Helm, Sexploitation
Tagged Agent 69, Alfred Hitchcock, Derek Flint, James Bond, Jane Bond, Mata Hari, Matt Helm, Sexploitation
10Feb11
Hannie Caulder (1971)
Director: Burt Kennedy Starring: Raquel Welch, Robert Culp, Ernest Borgnine, Jack Elam, Strother Martin, Christopher Lee, Diana Dors Music: Ken Thorne Hannie Caulder is a film that is very hard to classify. Sure it’s a western, but what kind of western is it? It appears to be a Spaghetti Western, produced by the British; and [...]
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Posted in Film
Tagged Christoher Lee, Ernest Borgnine, Jack Elam, Raquel Welch, Robert Culp, Sexploitation, Strother Martin, Western
Tagged Christoher Lee, Ernest Borgnine, Jack Elam, Raquel Welch, Robert Culp, Sexploitation, Strother Martin, Western
9Feb11
Satanik (1968)
Director: Piero Vivarelli Starring: Magda Konopka, Julio Pena, Umberto Raho, Luigi Montini, Armando Calvo Music: Manuel Parada Because of the marketing of this movie, a masked girl in a black or red catsuit, Satanik is often compared to Danger: Diabolik. It’s an unfair comparison because they are totally different styles of film. Satanik is in [...]
23Jan11
The Spy With the Blue Kazoo
Author: Dagmar Publisher: Lancer Release Year: 1967 The Spy With the Blue Kazoo is more silly swingin’ sixties style smut from Lancer Books – the fine people who brought the world The Man From ORGY. The title says it all really. Well, maybe it isn’t quite as smutty as some of Lancer’s other publications, and [...]
14Dec10
Zero Woman: Final Mission (1995)
Country: Japan Director: Kenji Enokido Starring: Naoko Iijima, Wataru Takasagi, Misayo Haruki, Hidetoshi Okamoto, Miho Suzuki, Toshihiko Hino Music: Shigeru Umebayashi Zero Woman returns once again, and despite this film’s title, this would not be her final mission, just another in the long line of cheap, exploitative ‘semi-spy’ films from Japan. I say ‘semi-spy’ because [...]
