*Beyond the Valley of the Dolls* (1970) is a provocative cult film directed by Russ Meyer and written by Roger Ebert. It’s known for its bold, exploitative style and controversial themes.
Beyond the Valley of the Dolls (1970)
Fantastic Planet (1973)
“Fantastic Planet” (original title: *La Planète sauvage*) is a visually stunning animated science fiction film released in 1973. Directed by René Laloux and produced by Roland Topor, the film stands out for its surreal and imaginative art style, featuring hand-drawn, psychedelic visuals that create a mesmerizing alien world.
Just the Two of Us (1970)
While their husbands are away on a hunting trip, two bored housewives get together to commiserate. One thing leads to another, and they wind up in bed.
Hellhole (1985)
A young woman becomes amnesiac after an attack by a hired killer. She’s admitted to a mental asylum run by a ruthless doctor who experiments on her patients with a lethal drug.
Goldilocks and the Three Bares (1963)
“Goldilocks and the Three Bares” considered the first nudie-musical (filmed in “Buffocolor” and “Seemorescope”) displays scads of female nudity as folks go about their business in a nudist camp, including a ten-minute horseback (bareback) riding scene.
Trauma (1962)
“Trauma” (1962) is a psychological horror drama directed by Robert M. Leeds, featuring a compelling cast including Richard Todd, Susan Strasberg, and Diane Cilento.