USA

NIGHTSONGS was made in New York’s Chinatown and explores experiences of exile with suitable restraint. The cramped apartment of a family of Chinese immigrants is visited by their Chinese-Vietnamese cousin, who becomes the silent witness of the difficulties of the individual family members, whose lives are marked by harsh working conditions and their fight for recognition. NIGHTSONGS is structured by the letters that this new arrival in the US writes to her husband, who is looking for their missing children in a refugee camp.Read More »

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A retired ex-cop and private detective (Newman) who lives with a rich actor (Hackman) who is dying from cancer and his actress wife (Sarandon) gets mixed up in murder when he is asked to deliver blackmail money. He walks into a 20 year old case involving the mysterious disappearance of the actress’s former husband. James Garner appears as another ex-cop who also does occasional errands for the couple.Read More »

DVDDrive-In.com: Director Nick Phillips is well-known for his fetish-driven adult films, usually involving leather, shoes, lesbianism, and sex toys. Lost for years, they are finally starting to resurface on home video thanks to the efforts of RetroSeduction Cinema, who have preserved a number of Phillips’ most noteworthy films. Media Blasters’ Guilty Pleasures cult film line has licensed two Phillips films, FRAULEIN LEATHER and BRIGITTA. The first to be released, FRAULEIN LEATHER, is a real surprise!Read More »

A documentary focusing on the life of dot-com entrepreneur Josh Harris, and his exploits over the last decade.Read More »

Two girl friends in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina find their relationship changing as they encounter new arrivals to the town. Frankie works with her brother, Neil running their family’s beach-front burger bar. Frankie’s friend, Nicola, runs a body-piercing shop next to the burger shop. Neil hires the life-guard’s new flame, Josee, as a waitress. Frankie makes an immediate bond with Josee, which causes jealousy with Nicola. Then a drifter, who sells t-shirts from the back of his van, starts a romance with Frankie. This casts her away from both of the other two women and for the first time gives her confidence to function on her own, instead of hiding behind the other more brash or beautiful women.Read More »

Globe trot to the most exotic and erotic hot spots in the world in this trippy, mod era voyeuristic voyage! In Denmark, eavesdrop on sexual freedom in action! See a bizarre lesbian queen and her love slave! Spy on a threesome of uninhibited hippies! Travel to the French Riviera where fun in the sun leads to boudoir decadence! Finally, the odyssey of lust brings you to Spain where a young woman witnesses a savage bullfight, inspiring her to take the next step to fulfill her own wild fantasies!Read More »

Originally titled New Orleans Frolic, the story centers around Margie (played by Marjorie White), a singer on a showboat who goes to make her fortune in New York City, despite being in love with the boat owner’s grandson. Although successful in the city, when she hears that the showboat is in financial trouble she calls all the boat’s former stars to perform in a show to rescue it.Read More »

Another sin-sational sixties softcore skin flick from beatnik erotic auteur Nick Phillips (aka Jan Anders here), overflowing with his trademark artsy monochrome imagery, lesbianism, fetishism, free sex aesthetics, free jazz soundscapes, and rambling stream of consciousness narration. This was Millard’s rip-off of those very popular (and profitable) European adult art films of the late 1960’s [I Am Curious- Yellow, Therese & Isabelle, I a Woman] and his use of the Danish-sounding pseudonym, Jan Anders.
Nick Millard is the genius behind Criminally Insane, Death Nurse, and dozens of other wonderful exploitation films. Mister Millard has been in the biz since the 1960s, starting out making sexploitation films like Uta, Nympho & this one styled after European art features of the time. In 1975 he went into horror with Criminally Insane, and in 1977 he made action movie history with .357 Magnum.Read More »

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Long considered lost, this was Harrington s first color film. It was shot in Venice, Italy, and not unlike Fragment of Seeking, follows a masked figure through the labyrinthine canals of the city, building to a spectacular climax.Read More »