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CALIFORNIA GIRLS (82) Hey, you! Do you like GIRLS? Well, there are an awful lot of them in California, and they do a lot more than just look pretty! This quasi-documentary with a wafer-thin framing device focuses exclusively on the scantily clad female form as it exists on the West Coast. A wacky (is there any other kind?) morning DJ offers his listeners a big cash reward for finding California’s most exciting girl. Which gives us an excuse to leer at flocks of beach babes who, when they aren’t running around nearly naked in public, are hang gliding, jogging, dancing, playing tennis, riding dirt bikes, boxing, practicing karate, mud wrestling, and generally bouncing and wiggling. Best of all, they’re doing it all to a hot rock soundtrack that includes the Go Go's, Kool and the Gang, Blondie, 10cc, the Police and more! So fellas, break out the Ogle Goggles and prepare to see enough boobs, butts and feathered hair to last a lifetime! (review by Greg Goodsell) OrderCANDY (68) Swinging ‘60s softcore sex comedy based on the once banned Terry Southern novel of the same name. Stars scrumptious Ewa Aulin as the titular (indeed!) who’s being chased around by enthusiastic suitors Richard Burton, Marlon Brando, James Coburn, Walter Matthau, Ringo Star and Hjohn Astin. Gorgeous widescreen print includes trailer. Order CAN HIERONYMUS MERKIN EVER FORGET MERCY HUMPPE AND FIND TRUE HAPPINESS? (69) Written, produced, directed by and starring Anthony Newley (the beloved Cap’n Mancini from The Garbage Pail Kids Movie) this is a shamelessly self-indulgent yet undeniably creative hodgepodge about a 40-year old filmmaker who, when threatened by the spectre of Death (a wisecracking George Jessel), reminisces on his life via a series of surrealistic seaside set pieces that incorporate collage, animation, old movie footage, scenes within scenes, behind the scenes within scenes, etc. As one character says (referring to the film itself): "It’s scatalogical and loosely put together, but it’s fun and his music’s nice." But then, another character refers to it as "Self-glorification on a masturbatory level" so... One thing that IS certain is the inspired casting of Milton Berle as the Devil (known here as "Good-time Eddie Filth"). OrderTHE CASE OF THE SMILING STIFFS (73) aka Case of the Full Moon Murders; Night of the Full Moon Murders; Sex on the Groove Tube. "She killed them with one blow!" Two cops (Fred Lincoln & Ron Millkie) and a newspaper reporter (Harry Reems) are hot on the tail of a fatal female going around town sucking golf balls thru garden hoses on full moon nights and leaving nothing behind but, well, smiling stiffs! The investigation forces our heroic trio into various under cover situations with potential suspects, each one handled thoroughly and professionally. Hey, it's a dirty job... Directed by Sean 'Friday the 13th' Cunningham! (review by Scott Wallis) OrderCAT MURKIL AND THE SILKS (75) aka Cruisin’ High; Street Kids of America. Here’s another lost treasure. This little known J.D. movie from the mid-70's stars David Kyle as Eddie "Cat" Murkil, a vicious psycho teen who kills "Punch," the leader of his gang (Derrel Maury from Massacre at Central High) and blames it on a rival Latino gang so he can take control. Cat may be a sneaky smart mouthed coward, but he’s also mean as a snake. In one scene he shoots his brother’s wife in the crotch and sets her and her new boyfriend on fire in their apartment! In an ironic twist, Kyle later left acting and went on to become a youth minister! Note: Much nicer picture than the crap EP-mode "Seagull Video" print making the rounds. OrderCHANGES (69) A spoiled rich kid (Kent Lane) finds college to be a drag and begins to question his wealthy parents’ materialistic lifestyle. Applying at a prestigious firm, he asks his yuppie scum interviewer if they have a good bowling team! Things REALLY start to go south when his girlfriend gobbles down a handful of pills and takes a stroll into the Pacific Ocean. Crashing his convertible sports car, he begins hitchhiking across the California landscape and has all sorts of misadventures. He eventually finds brief spiritual respite as a demolition derby driver and as the operator of the Tilt-A-Whirl at a seedy seaside amusement park. He even enjoys a fling with a trailer park hottie (Michelle Carey), but alas, the lure of the open road proves to be too strong. The soundtrack includes hit songs from Judy Collins and Neil Young. Director Hall Bartlett would later helm the big-screen adaptation of Jonathan Livingston Seagull if that tells you something. (review by Greg Goodsell) Order CHATTERBOX! (76) Who says there aren't any great American surrealist films? Candice Rialson and Rip Taylor star in this incredible '70s curio (with music by Neil Sedaka!) about a woman who suddenly discovers that she has an all talking, all singing vagina. Watching Candice's snapper sing "Wang Dang Doodle" on Prof. Irwin Corey's variety show while people in chicken suits dance around in the background may just cause your head to explode. OrderCHESTY ANDERSON, U.S. NAVY (76) aka Anderson's Angels. Really lame, but hey, tits are tits, and it DOES feature an incredible cast: Chari Eubanks (from Russ Meyer's Super Vixens), Rosanne Swinging Cheerleaders Katon, Dyanne Ilsa Thorne, and Uschi Digart! OrderTHE CHINESE ROOM (68) aka El Cuarto Chino. Trash slinger Albert Zugsmith's ultra-obscure patchwork of drugs, meditation, threatening letters, nightmarish guilt, naughty skeletons, a home maid murder mystery, odd melodrama, and the sizzling Elizabeth Campbell who wears a bed sheet like few ever could. Based on the novel by Vivian Connell. (review by Scott Wallis) OrderTHE CHRISTIAN LICORICE STORE (71) Franklin Cane (Beau Bridges) is a budding tennis star taken under the wing of a former champ (veteran actor Gilbert Roland) ready to mold Bridges into his own image. Cane gets a big snort of fame and is soon swept up in the vortex of self-gratification and excess. Did somebody order a trampoline sex scene?! A rare bird of a film with notable cameos from Monte Hellman and Jean Renoir (review by Scott Wallis). OrderTHE C HRISTINE JORGENSEN STORY (70) One of the looniest major studio releases ever, and United Artists knew it. Based on the scandalous 1967 memoir of the world's first transsexual but written and directed like it was 1957, this achingly sincere, hilariously square bio-pic was so difficult to see (until now!) that it became legendary amongst camp fans. IT DOES NOT DISAPPOINT. John Hansen, who's like a fruity Troy Donahue, plays both George Jorgensen, a tormented commercial photographer, and, in a wig and a smart new wardrobe, his sex-changed alter ego Christine. Just to make sure the audience doesn't mistake George for a common dirty queer, there's a scene where he's almost raped by his hot horny boss and flees sobbing into the night. No wonder he goes all the way to Denmark and volunteers for the planet's first penectomy. Trent Lehman, Butch from "Nanny & The Professor", is wildly miscast as Young George-- Trent later hanged himself, and when you see this, you'll see why. (review by Christian McLaughlin) OrderTHE CHRISTMAS MARTIAN (71) aka Le Martien de Noel. Jeez, somebody must’ve been smoking too much back bacon to come up with this Canadian made children’s tale that's bizarre, hallucinogenic and more than a little creepy. A weird looking Martian (a pudgy guy who looks like the lead singer from Black Randy and the Metrosquad dressed up in a green fishnet body suit and face mask) befriends a little boy and girl after crash landing in Quebec during the holidays. In exchange for helping him repair his flying saucer he treats the tykes to a stock footage trip around the world, and evades capture from the local grownups by leading them on a Keystone Cops style chase through the frozen countryside before turning into a festive yuletide llama! A weird slice of holiday ho-ho-hokum from the Great White North. OrderCHUBASCO (68) Christopher Jones (doing his best James Dean impersonation) and Susan Strasberg (as "Bunny") star in this tawdry yet tender tale of teen turmoil and tuna. Great looking film transfer complete with theatrical trailer means it's time to throw out that crappy VSOM dub. OrderCINDY AND DONNA (70) Meet Cindy, the sexually curious "nice girl" frustrated with life at 15, and her stepsister Donna, the slightly older more liberated pot head who really knows her way around six inches. Witness, as Cindy goes down and dirty on the living room floor with a girlfriend, gets manhandled by a dope peddler on whom she has a crush, catches her dad and Donna in bed together, and ultimately is desperate to reclaim her innocence lost. Nothing like vehicular manslaughter to ruin a good buzz, eh? Throw a verbally abusive, alcoholic mom into the roux and you've got yourself an old fashioned Saturday night worth staying in for! "It's wild! It's the greatest!" (review by Scott Wallis) OrderA COLD WIND IN AUGUST (61) Ripe and sleazy tale of a thirty-something stripper who seduces the virile 17-year old son of her building superintendent and finds unexpected ecstasy in his arms. There’s heartbreak ahead though when the boy’s buddies take him out to see what the new neighbor lady does for a living. A favorite of John Waters who, in a roundabout way, is the source for our print of this! OrderCONFESSIONS OF A SERIAL KILLER (85) "One of the most bizarre and twisted accounts of human atrocity..." and if you think this is another one of those vapid direct to video mass murderer portraits that saturate store shelves and late night cable channels with forgettable dreck, stop right there. Though loosely inspired by Henry Lee Lucas, this vile slice of confrontational cinema has a home grown flavor of its own, with a brutality, atmosphere, visual style and pacing rarely seen since those grimy days of the sick '70s. "Seems like killin' for me is just like breathin' for everybody else. Can't live without doin' it all the time." (review by Scott Wallis) OrderCRAZY HOUSE (43) Nutty Swedish-American comedy team, Ole Olsen and Chic Johnson play themselves as they attempt to make a movie from scratch and on the fly. Antics ensue involving a missing reel of film, musical numbers, and jokes, jokes, jokes! High profile cameos from the likes of Basil Rathbone, Lon Chaney, Jr and Count Basie, as well as from the character actors' comedy stable, like Billy Gilbert, Edgar Kennedy and Franklin Pangborn. Directed by one of the masters, Eddie Cline, who worked extensively with comedy geniuses Buster Keaton and W.C. Fields. From broadcast with an intro and follow up by Quentin Tarantino. (review by Scott Wallis) OrderTHE CRAZY WORLD OF JULIUS VROODER (74) aka Vrooder's Hooch. Timothy Bottoms is the eccentric title character who, after his stint in Vietnam, commits himself to a veteran's hospital so that he can blissfully retreat into his own mind in order to escape the bad memories of dead children and enemy gunfire. When he's not playing around with his own fully functional military hut in the woods and attracting too much attention from local law enforcement, he's charming the skirt off sweet and sexy resident nurse, Barbara Hershey. Directed by Arthur Hiller. From Broadcast. (review by Scott Wallis) OrderCULT OF THE DAMNED (70) aka Angel Angel Down We Go. Great little-known flick from Robert Thom, the guy who wrote the screenplays for Wild in the Streets, Bloody Mama, and Deathrace 2000.. Includes trailer. OrderCUT-THROATS (69) aka Cut-Throat Kommandos; SS Cut-Throats; She Devils of the SS. Campy softcore sexploitation about a bunch of dogfaces sneaking behind enemy lines to swipe a load of loot from a Nazi bordello. Directed by John Jailbait Babysitter Hayes, with an uncredited appearance by Uschi Digard, and worth the price of admission for the foot sex scene alone! And dig that hillbilly theme song!Note: This is the COMPLETE version with scenes missing from the Cut-Throat Kommandos release. Order B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X-Z |
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