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The Dark Side of Porn: Does Snuff Exist? (2006)
Character: Self
BBC look at whether or not Snuff films really exist. Snuff as defined by the FBI and the film is a film that shows some one being killed which was produced for gratification of the viewer who pays to see the film. The film takes a look at the start of the rumors of snuff films, the latching on by exploitation producers and how the ability of anyone to shoot video with things such as mobile phones and put them up on the Internet have made the existence of a such a film likely. A very good very reasoned film that isn't really that graphic (at least with actual footage) the film looks at the subject with filmmakers and law enforcement officials and relates the chilling tales of the people who actually set out to make a film for themselves. The key element is the profit motive since its clear that killers and other people have been using home video equipment to record their nasty deeds, we just don't know if money has changed hands. A film to make you think.
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Nuda prohibida (1978)
Character: First Movie Director
Rocco Spinone, a young Italian living in America, takes on any job to make ends meet, including acting in porn films, a job his friend Lilly does with whom he soon falls in love. Persecuted by a police officer, an anti-immigrant, who accuses him of having sex with an underage girl, the young man is forced to pay a large sum to him and the girl's father. Meanwhile, his friend dies on set during a scene that was too violent.
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The Sister in Law (1975)
Character: Producer #2
Robert and Edward are brothers involved in a web of adultery and deceit. They share Edward's wife and his mistress and a mission to deliver a package of jewels across the Canadian border, but the mission turns out to be deadly.
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While the Cat's Away... (1972)
Character: Robber (as Steve Mitchell)
Sales are down at EXPOSE magazine - the public doesn't seem to care about the sex lives of movie stars anymore; so the editor sends his top reporter to spy on a typical American suburban housewife - Mrs. Jones - to see what sort of sexual fun-and-games she's up to while her commuter husband is off at work.
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From Holly with Love (1978)
Character: Holly's Customer (uncredited)
A young and beautiful Times Square prostitute tells her "first trick" how she lost her virginity and ended up on the streets.
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Candi Girl (1979)
Character: Larry
Ben and Larry are two sexually aggressive car salesmen whom hire and fire an assortment of young women as sales people to save there struggling business.
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Double Your Pleasure (1978)
Character: First Questioned Guy on Street (uncredited)
Flamboyant Texas millionaire Hubie Haliday hires a hip young private eye to find his two missing wayward identical twin sister nieces, who Haliday suspects stole a considerable sum of his money when they ran away. The private eye searches New York City for the two ladies.
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Hot Child in the City (1979)
Character: N/A
Two teenage girls travel to New York to strike it rich and are taken in by a shady 'talent agent' whom hires them to be personal escorts.
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The Tiffany Minx (1981)
Character: Ben
Wealthy Jessica Grover struggles with the psychological trauma of killing her attacker while he is raping her, leaving her philandering husband in an awkward situation.
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Hot Oven (1975)
Character: Lone Guy at Table (uncredited)
Milkmen, mailmen, and plumbers get plenty of housewives hot, but only pizza delivery boys can satisfy the deepest carnal appetites of hungry gals. Brad is your typical All-American Stud who needs a little cash on the side- and gets more than he bargained for when he lands a job at the spiciest Italian eatery in town, "The Hot Oven."
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The Erotic World of Angel Cash (1982)
Character: Last Guy at Orgy
Angel Cash is a classical ballet dancer who practices in Madame's studio. Alas, she finds herself seducing her dance instructor when she can't stop recalling her countless sex escapades. Madame takes notice and acts on it.
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Platinum Paradise (1981)
Character: The Boss
An answering-service operator mixes up clients' phone messages, resulting in all sorts of sexual consequences.
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The Love Couch (1977)
Character: Furniture Mover
A sentient talking couch shares stories of the carnal activities of its various owners that it encourages to have sex on it. Said owners are an uptight female psychiatrist, a swinging married couple, a sleazy porn filmmaker, and a group of rowdy hippie musicians.
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Beach House (1978)
Character: (archive footage)
A group of friends recount stories about their 'first time.'
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Highway Hookers (1975)
Character: Stranded Driver #1
Highway Hookers are a gang of nasty rebellious vixen-brats. When a slithery bunch of "bettys" slide onto their turf, the girls forget business and go on a mad sex rampage for the hard driving dudes who cruise the mean streets.
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Lickity-Split (1974)
Character: Bus Guy Wearing Glasses (uncredited)
Private Mark Andrews is a new soldier on his way to Fort Dix. He's a good looking lad who always has his gun cocked. His journey to Fort Dix takes him deep into the heartland. He soon catches the eye of a blonde waitress.
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Mistress Electra (1982)
Character: Harry (uncredited)
While watching porn loops at a stag party given by his friend Harry, a husband is shocked to see his wife performing hardcore sex in one of them. He hires a private detective to find out what's going on.
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Honeysuckle Rose (1979)
Character: Manny
Kate and Sam are a loving couple who want desperately to get rich. But when Kate blows their savings by buying a race horse named Honeysuckle Rose which doesn't win, it puts a mean strain on their marriage. They begin to fight and eventually seek solace in the arms of others in a series of torrid extramarital affairs. And then Honeysuckle Rose unexpectedly starts to win and their fortunes change. Now they're rolling in dough and can debauch together as a couple.
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Blow Some My Way (1975)
Character: J.B.
Annie Sprinkle models for the Hump cigarette company's new "Blow Some My Way" ad campaign. The slogan attracts prudish protesters and the company must demonstrate just what they mean by "blow".
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Intimidation (1977)
Character: Blueboy
A drug dealer and his girlfriend decide to rip off their supplier. The supplier finds out and kidnaps the girlfriend to persuade the dealer to return his drugs, but things don't turn out quite as he expected.
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The Night of Submission (1976)
Character: Magazine Editor
These women are in for a very long night! This 70’s vintage film features intense bondage practices on these delightful beauties and it’s going to go all night for them! Rough sex auteur director, Joe Davian, delivers a straight faced black magic story. New York reporters investigate the bizarre sex rituals of an underground voodoo cult. Wall to wall graphic orgies, up close whip wounds, and crucifixion!
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Prisoner of Pleasure (1981)
Character: Kidnapping Coordinator (uncredited)
A housewife who's into swinging is kidnapped and finds herself being subjected to some heavy-duty B&D and S&M. She also finds that she is starting to like it.
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Dallas Schoolgirls (1981)
Character: Mr. Cobb (as Steven Mitchell)
Heather, Bonnie, and Cindy have a slumber party to celebrate their reunion after a five year separation. They compare what has happened to them, and how different they have become. What hasn't changed is Mr. Cobb, the next door neighbor who babysat for the girls years ago.
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The Passions of Carol (1975)
Character: Tony
Carol Scrooge, the curmudgeonly owner of a sleazy skin publication, insists that her employees work on Christmas. However, on Christmas eve, Miss Scrooge is visited by three ghosts, each of whom shows her a different vision of Christmas, from Carol's lurid past of sexually manipulating her childhood friends to the meager Christmas celebrations of her present-day employee, Bob Hatchet and his wife, to a terrifying and sleazy vision of Christmas yet to come; each visit is infused with a barrel of laughs and a valuable lesson about the importance of giving and holiday spirit.
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Rollerbabies (1976)
Character: Rollerbabies Judge - Far Left (uncredited)
In the future sexual intercourse is outlawed because of overpopulation and people take anti-aphrodisiac pills in order to curtail any carnal urges. The only form of coitus allowed is done by licensed performers on live television broadcasts as an aid to masturbation. Shrewd, but down on his luck television executive Sherman Frobish, the man responsible for a naughty top-rated TV program, comes up with the bright idea of a live TV sex show contest in which the participants fornicate while racing around on roller skates in order to salvage his floundering career.
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Tinseltown (1980)
Character: Fred
Mary Jo Harmon is a small town country girl who dreams of moving to Hollywood to pursue her ambition of becoming a famous movie star. Upon arriving, her fantasies of glitz and glamour begin to get chipped away, as she learns about LA’s sleazy casting couches, lecherous producers, and perverted parties.
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Pandora's Mirror (1981)
Character: Man in Tuxedo
While browsing, a small antique shop, a large mirror catches Pandora's attention, seemingly casting a spell of sensuality over her.
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Velvet High (1981)
Character: Piggy
Christopher whimsically follows the sexploits of beautiful schoolgirl, Velvet, as she experiences her first erotic experiences and explores all of her most hidden fantasies.
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