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No one thought there was anything slimy or perverted about the Klaw's production of bondage and other sorts of fetish material. After all there was an easy going family atmosphere in the studio, and with Paula handling the ropes and Irving bobbing around in the background, there was a kind of girls together type camaraderie on most of the shoots. Klaw and his models were certainly in Heaven, but this incredible mix of fun and profit couldn't last forever, and within a few years the halcyon days of production would be over. It was Fifties America and the bite-marks of repression were almost everywhere. Even if Klaw's stuff featured no sex, nudity or hairy men in action, it was still regarded as unsavoury material by the FBI Bozos and fame seeking politicians. In 1954, the Kefauver Committee began its investigation into Juvenile Delinquency and Pornography; Klaw was one of the targets for investigation. The die had been cast and the big boys were out to get him. Betty was called to testify and according to legend when asked what she thought of fetish items like high heels, fishnets and sheer black stockings, she said 'Why, Senator, honey, I think they're cute.'

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Kitten with a Whip (USA 1964): Delinquency, depravity and the downhill slide towards chaos, intoxication and death. Yes, this crisp Black and Whiter has them all. Ann Margret is the fiery, no-good Kitten of the title, a tasty teen hell-bent on kicks and ultimately, destruction. Her touch means danger and she hooks her painted talons into family man and politician John Forsythe. Once she's joined by her friends Ron, Buck and Midge it's a roller coaster ride to the dives of T-Town (Tijuana). This is the kind of town where a guy could lose his mind, his soul and if he had one, his reputation. Sideffects: could induce a fascination with jive-talk, long painted nails, Ann Margret and in hopeless cases – John Forsythe!

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"Wild in the Streets was a wild picture, and a great AIP concoction. This was one teenage flick made by adults that really hit home. Based on a story by Robert Thom, it had counter culture ambience, and a protest message to boot. But more importantly it was tinged with world weary cynicism and a perverse sense of irony. Things that were pretty alien to the average teen."

How much loving does a Normal couple need?

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I met a fellow who was a wino when I managed a big record store.He used to come in reciting these lines.I'd give him money whenever he'd break into his rap so he could eat.He could only eat soft food because his teeth were so bad.I would tell him to do Dolemite for me and everybody in the store would start laughing.I had him put it on tape for me and hastily went to the recording studio and elaborated on it from there.I took it to the record store I was running, which was called Dolphins of Hollywood.I put the needle on it and the customers heard the first line from it, "Some folks say Willie Green was the baddest motherfucker the world ever seen." Immediately, a guy walked up and said "Give it to me."He carried this record home and 30 minutes later I had people coming in and asking for the record.-Rudy Ray Moore

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 The big business CIA stuff is ultimately pretty scary with some truly bizarre hi-jinks and machinations going on behind the scenes.How about the CIA smuggling the hard stuff out of 'Nam-shrewd chappies, they managed to stuff it inside the bodies of dead U.S. servicemen.The political double dealing isn't the only item of interest in this weighty volume, there is also lengthy discussion on various sixties movements and personalities.There's Timothy Leary and his tombstone grin.There's the Weathermen,the Weatherpeople and the Motherfuckers.There's John Sinclair and the White Panthers,there's Charlie Manson and the Yippies but more importantly there's the MC5

This is no sacrifice baby,this is kicks

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I prefer making cheap sex films. I prefer that to doing nothing, don't think I'm one of those directors who has a lot of choice in what they do. I was banging my head against the wall for a long time. I tried to produce my own films but all I got was a slap in the face. So what should I do, give up? No way.-Jess Franco

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Grab it, bite it, eat it, but don't gulp this feisty enchilada; you'll come out the real loser.It's a multi-stringed thing, a tale of murder and bruised lives gone wrong-a twisted rap with it's own kickback and more.The main belly of the book is written in easy rolling slang, a kind of clipped dynamite that implies toughness, tenacity and an underlying psychosis.There's no clear solution, no easy redemption, it's a downbeat story of people sort of shitholed by their own nature.In fact it's nearly rockhard, classic hardboiled stuff except that somehow you don't really feel that the canker comes from within, although that's a minor quibble in a book you can recommend without reservation.

4 Brown titles new link 15/2/12

Fredric Brown is one of the lost, forgotten writers from the black heart of hardboiled America. Like other great writers and drinkers from this time he was tormented and obsessed by how unsure and indeterminate reality could really be, and he brought his twisted vision home to roost in his own stylish thrillers and mysteries.Few other writers could grab the reader,tease and finally torment them the way that Fredric Brown could.

I want to tease them,deny them,hurt them,drive them crazy,satisfy them

                                                                             

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Was there a big attraction between you and Elvis?

Tura Satana:Well, there was a great physical attraction.As a matter of fact he even asked me to marry him once.I said no thanks. I knew Elvis was, uh...he tried to be true, but Elvis could never say no to temptation.I think he needed a strong woman to take hold of him.

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 Cookie.Goddamn it, you could really write. You were no washed out poseur.Those Waters movies were just the tip - a mere peep at the fruity life you lived.Thank god you took time to pop some of it down on paper and offer us a glimpse into your reckless past.A highly essential read.

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Like your heros bald,female and sporting a large hump? Wig out on psychic amputations and creepy goings on?? Then this book is for you.It's pretty hard to get your brain around the unrelentingly queasy atmosphere, especially when it nosedives and becomes painfully arty.But what the hell. Books with freaks, geeks and sideshows are thin on the ground.What you get is a must read book for die hard geek freaks with a penchant for Jodorowsky movies.

I really love it when men go down on me

                                                                  

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 My first exposure to the music of Martin Denny came at the age of 15 when one of my father's biker friends literally forced me to put on headphones and listen to Exotica from start to finish.The image of this mean motherfucker holding an easy listening LP, insistently reiterating that it was "the best fucking music on the planet" is one that won't soon be forgotten.Nor will the sounds I heard that day.Haunting sounds,mesmerising rhythms and texture unlike anything I'd ever heard.

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10 Himes titles new link 15/05/14

Open almost any book by him and the steely spark of his prose rips through the air like a pure untamed thing! A far cry from the dead dog pap you get nowadays.Sure, all his books are partially hit and miss, after all , the guy wrote quickly and it's clear that some things fascinated and perked him up more than others, yet when he hit that high note - he really wailed! No other writer could capture the sizzle, sweat and menace of a larger-than-life Harlem than he could. In Himes' books you could smell the food, taste the liquor and feel your eyeballs bend with indecent enjoyment. Himes' Harlem was a place full of 'noise, heat and orgiastic odours', a place where white folks feared to tread