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The Erotic Artist (1971)
Character: Jim
Experienced artist Sketch gathers several young girls in his apartment who wants him to draw their portraits. Something goes wrong, dissatisfied girls begins to pester ask him to have sex with them.
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Candy's Cat House (1972)
Character: Jack (uncredited)
In one day, buxom madame Candy tutors new prostitute Nancy, motivates the rape of money hiding prostitute Sandy, trades a Mexican sex slave's virginity for freedom, suckles a client and lets her landlord please her so she'd avoid rent.
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Naked Encounters (1971)
Character: Man with Tattoo
A group of revolutionaries intitate a soldier into their band of sexual outlaws.
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Weekend Convention (1971)
Character: Tatooed Bellboy
Businessmen and their wives enjoy sex with new partners at a convention in southern California.
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The Elevator (1972)
Character: Peter (uncredited)
The occupants of a stalled elevator soon tire of waiting for rescue and begin to reminisce about various sexual escapades.
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The Best of Everything (1974)
Character: Man in Elevator / Bob
A plotless succession of couplings comes with live sound and a dispassionate narrator who introduces each loop as a shining example of porno expertise circa 1970.
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Give Me A Sailor (1972)
Character: N/A
Gwen Burns mourns the untimely death of her husband Billy. To cheer her up her friends organize a party for her which turns into an orgy.
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Uprising at Box Canyon (1972)
Character: Tim's Friend
Four women in a wagon are on their way to service the miners at Box Canyon. They get attacked by bandits and are rescued by the miners. The women show their appreciation.
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Connie and Floyd (1971)
Character: Floyd Baker
This is the kind of unique classic that modern film makers do not dare create—they rob banks, they kill folks, they drink moonshine then fuck all day and night! Connie & Floyd will invade your mind and pull you into its world of crime, moonshine and sex.
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Pornography's Superstars (1971)
Character: N/A
Pornography's Superstars adopts the structure of documentary interviews punctuated with gratuitous sex clips (all from earlier films by Walt Davis). While Pornography's Superstars doesn't offer much additional info on Davis himself, it nevertheless provides a fascinating and cockeyed look behind the scenes of his bizarre films.
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The Flanders and Alcott Report on Sexual Response (1971)
Character: Shep
"The Meadows Foundation" is a research laboratory run by dedicated scientist Dr. Flanders and his shapely assistant Dr. Phyllis Alcott. The place was named after their leader, Dr. Meadows, "an underground practicing abortionist." The two doctors, dressed in lab coats and clutching clipboards, conduct experiments on "surrogates" - people whose libidos are damaged. Mainly, they hook up battery cables to naked, spread-eagled women.
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In the Spring (1971)
Character: Larue
Based on a classic short story, a young man is warned of the evils of love. In The Spring is a celebration of young love in warmer days of life.
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Truck It (1973)
Character: N/A
A naked older man cruises around L.A. in his milk truck, picking up hitchhikers and voyeuristically watching the goings-on in the rear.
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The Savages (1971)
Character: N/A
When two men — one white, one Native American — break out of prison and begin terrorizing the Wild West, it's up to Sheriff Harry Hotspurs to restore justice.
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Bruised Angel (1970)
Character: N/A
When this Hippies bike breaks down, he's in for an unforgettable afternoon! A sexy motorist gives him a ride in more ways than one! A night of abduction, sex, pain and pleasure. One man's life will be changed forever.
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LA Plays Itself (1972)
Character: Motorcycle Hiker
Two men have a fleetingly idyllic meeting outside of Los Angeles while Fred Halsted shows a young pick-up the ropes within city limits.
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The Midnight Hustler (1971)
Character: Howard (uncredited)
A woman goes to Los Angeles on a bus, meets a man and has a meal with him, then accepts to go with him to a party. At the party, the man reveals his intentions: he is a pimp.
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Sextool (1975)
Character: Belle
A supposedly straight stud is given a guided tour through the seamy S&M underbelly of Hollywood’s glitzy socialite scene by his trans paramour.
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