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Category Archives: Guest Posts
SHOCKING ASIA – Putting the X in Exotic Exploitation
The trailer for Shocking Asia opens as travelogue showing picturesque footage of East Indian spiritual ceremonies, then quickly dissolves into sensationalism as worshipers are shown undergoing real self- mortifications of the flesh. Next, Southeast Asian transvestite prostitutes working in their … Continue reading
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Tagged " trailer, exotic, exploitation, gualtiero jacopetti, marketing, rolf olsen, shocking asia, shocking asia 2
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X-Rated Trailers – Sexploitation Marketing in 1970's Hard Core Previews
(note: this is an age gated trailers. You must be 18 to view) Director Stephen Gibson’s The Lollipop Girls in Hard Candy preview opens with a zoom in of an “IN 3-D” text block, which is immediately followed by a … Continue reading
The Clones (1973) – Science Fiction Meets Science Fact
[Part 3 in our continuing look at trailers for exploitation films. Advertising and marketing for exploitation films enjoy benefits not available to mainstream fare. Lower budgets allow greater risk taking; lower visibility allows more risque risk taking. Experimentation and excess … Continue reading
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Tagged exploitation, jean cocteau, lamar card, russian dolls, sci-fi, the clones
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