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Showing posts with label Doris Wishman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Doris Wishman. Show all posts

August 21, 2012

Movie Review: Let Me Die A Woman (1977)


As a gentleman, one of the most splendid body parts that I myself have attached to my doughy body, is my wang. Yes, I’m being honest here. He’s my pal. Whenever I’m unhappy, the wang is unhappy. Whenever the wang is tired , I’m tired..and so on. The last thing I would ever contemplate doing would be the severing of the glorious gristle. The thought of separation from one of my best pals in the world (right next to my Labrador) is something I surely couldn’t fathom. But I don’t have gender dysphoria either which sadly plagues Leslie's existence, the star of Doris Wishman’s film, Let Me Die A Woman. Doris Wishman (Deadly Weapons, Nude On The Moon, Double Agent 74)has given numerous offerings to the exploitation genre, but none like this. Thankfully, Synapse Films sees the brilliance of Let Me Die A Woman by giving the royal treatment in the form of a new special edition of the Wishman oddity.

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July 17, 2012

Cinema Head Cheese: The Podcast! #55 - Chlamydia Sandwich

Kevin and Jeff decide which New Kids on the Block members they'd be while Dave hilariously attempts to Skype in to the conversation. Once he gets on, Jeff talks about the untimely passing of Sage Stallone.

The trio talks Bullhead, Things and a new Chesty Morgan blu-ray collection. Kevin shares his love for Steve Buscemi and Boardwalk Empire.

Somehow, the conversation turns to religion, and Jeff is ready to head for the hills.

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July 14, 2012

Movie Review: Chesty Morgan's Bosom Buddies (Blu-ray)


Something Weird Video has made a huge contribution to the cult film world with their endlessly wide variety of oddities. For more than 20 years they’ve put forth releases on VHS and now recently on the Blu-ray format. A few of the most popular SWV titles to see a release have been Doris Wishman’s amazingly ridiculous Chesty Morgan films, Deadly Weapons and its sequel Double Agent 73. These titles and the rarely seen, The Immoral Three, now grace the Blu-ray format in all their busty glory.

Doris Wishman’s discovery of the Polish born actress/stripper Chesty Morgan may be one of the single greatest contributions to the exploitation genre. Morgan commands your attention with her massive, swinging, almost pendulous skin-sacks. In Deadly Weapons we have Chesty (under the name Zsa Zsa) exacting revenge a group of mobsters that murdered her man. She disposes of each creep by suffocating them with her gargantuan mounds. One of the slime- balls is played by none other than porn king, Harry Reems (Deep Throat, Forced Entry).