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Based on a novel by Arthur Bernède and directed by Henri Desfontaines, the 1927 silent drama Belphégor was made in France originally, but this German language poster printed in Austria is so spectacular we decided to share it instead of the French promo.
It’s signed, you may have noticed, but the identity of the artist is not discoverable—at least no...
Hot springs are popular in Japan, which of course means vintage film studios used them as backdrops for erotic movies, for example Toei Company’s Onsen mimizu geisha (Hot Springs Earthworm Geisha) and <...
Above: A nice embrace (that would have fit this collection) painted by Rudy Nappi for Take Me As I Am, written by Loren Wahl and published by Berkley Books, 1957.
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A long while back we shared a promo for the Shin’ichi “Sonny” Chiba crime actioner Yakuza deka: Oretachi ni haka wa nai, aka Yakuza Cop: No Graves for Us, aka Yakuza Cop: No Epitaphs for Us, aka <...
We shared a photo of U.S. porn actress Ginger Lynn at almost this exact time last year, but unarmed, so we thought we’d bring her back in classic femme fatale mode holding an actual firearm. This is a crop of a larger image and was made for her 1991 action-comedy flick Vice Academy 3. She also starred in parts 1 and 2. They were among numerous non-sex roles she p...