Steve McQueen: American Icon

In trivia of the personally strange, I tend to gravitate to documentaries on Steve McQueen, as I've watched the one where McQueen labored over years to get his Le Mans film made, and I've also seen the one that examines why McQueen was so charismatic and his life with remembrances by his son Chad. I didn't know what to expect from Steve McQueen: American Icon, but it wasn't without intrigue. There was a point late in McQueen's life that he had discovered spirituality and faith and his love of Jesus Christ. Yes, THAT Steve McQueen! And American Icon spends some exploratory time diving into

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Documentary,

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That's Sexploitation! [Blu-ray]

This is a great documentary and a lot of fun. Did not want to see it end. Would like to see some of these films in this documentary released on blu-ray. Great job to the folks at Something Weird Video and Severin Films! If you enjoy this kind of thing, you will love it! Highly recommended! From director Frank Henenlotter (BASKET CASE, BRAIN DAMAGE) and co-producer Mike Vraney (the late founder of Something Weird Video) comes the epic documentary critics call fascinating (Video Watchdog), titillating (Time Out Los Angeles) and jaw-dropping (Seattle Weekly): Henenlotter and legendary expl

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Documentary, DVD, Sexploitation,

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Dad Made Dirty Movies

Also known as: Isä teki roskaelokuvia, Apa disznó filmeket csinált - A Stephen C. Apostolof-sztori, Tata krecil swinskie filmy Description: Follows the life and films of Stephen C. Apostolof (A. C. Stephen) his escape from Communist dictatorship in Bulgaria, his journey to Hollywood to become one of the finest erotic filmakers of all time. "Follows the life and films of Stephen C. Apostolof (A. C. Stephen) his escape from Communist dictatorship in Bulgaria" This one follows the life of Bulgarian sixties "Sexploitation" film maker Stephen C. Aposterof, who made his way to the 'States via Pa

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Adult, Documentary,

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Bitchcraft (1997)

Rockbitch was originally formed as Red Abyss by bassist Amanda, who drew other band members from the matriarchal, polygamous pagan community of which she was the founder. Musically, Red Abyss drew on jazz, funk and rock influences dominated by singer Julie's Janis Joplin-influenced vocals. In time, its music took on harder punk and metal edginess. Red Abyss switched to the Rockbitch name when the lineup changed ; however, it nearly folded because audiences weren't responding. The band blamed male-dominated apathy. At its intended last gig (at a biker festival),the decision to incorporate

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Adult, Documentary, Music,

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