Showing posts with label Sexploitation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sexploitation. Show all posts

Thursday, December 14, 2017

Anita

Anita - ur en tonårsflickas dagbok
Sweden, 1973
Director: Torgny Wickman
Starring: Christina Lindberg, Stellan Skarsgard, Daniele Vlaminck

Wednesday, December 13, 2017

Love in 3D

Liebe in drei Dimensionen
Germany, 1973
Director: Walter Boos
Starring: Christina Lindberg, Ingrid Steeger, Achim Neumann, Evelyn Raess

Fantastic rare sexploitation poster. Lower portion has a round die-cut hole - this is not a flaw, it was designed this way. If anyone knows the purpose of it please let me know!

Saturday, October 22, 2016

Angel Guts 6: Red Flash

Tenshi no harawata: Akai senkô
Japan, 1994
Director: Takashi Ishii
Starring: Maiko Kawakami, Jinpachi Nezu, Noriko Hayami

Sunday, June 5, 2016

Rape Me

Baise-moi
France, 2000
Director: Virginie Despentes
Starring: Raffaela Anderson, Karen Lancaume, Celine Beugnot

Monday, December 27, 2010

Caged Fury

USA, 1989
Director: Bill Milling
Starring: Erik Estrada, Richard Barathy, Roxanna Michaels

A Women in Prison flick from the late '80s starring Erik Estrada??!! Wow, that's gotta be cheesy right? But this exploitation-themed poster sure is a great advertisement for the film.

This poster improves upon the American version which has distracting pictures and text overlaid on the main image. The photography is centered more effectively here, our eyes following perspective from ass to ass until focus is inevitably led to the dominatrix-like warden silhouetted against prison bars in the background.

Awesome.




I Am Curious: Yellow

Sweden, 1967
Director: Vilgot Sjoman
Starring: Lena Nyman, Vilgot Sjoman, Borje Ahlstedt

This poster is for the 2002 Japanese release of this late '60s Swedish sexploitation flick, a film that was banned in many countries upon release. The use of colour tints and sunglasses is certainly not unique, but results in a stylish and instantly recognizable psychedelic aesthetic, and is easily the best poster that I have seen for this film.

As is true of all the best movie poster art, the design effectively conveys the film's genre. Looking back 35 years to the golden age of hippiedom through rose tinted glasses is the route taken here, somewhat ironically given that the film itself is in black and white!

In any case, this is a great example of a psychedelic movie poster. The chirashi is printed on heavy matte stock.