| | | An INCREDIBLY good-looking DVD. Doing screen captures from the disc, I found that almost every frame in the film is a good, crisp picture. (That's unusual, particularly with 38 year-old exploitation films.) Ernst Hoffbauer and Walter Boos' peculiarly wholesome Schulmädchen-Report series was, after the Emmanuelle films, the most popular "mainstream" erotic film series of the classic era. The Schulmädchen movies are classic old school exploitation films, in that they pretend (tongue somewhat in cheek) to be quasi-journalistic studies of serious issues of concern to today's parents. Of course, the only issue of concern is the erotic antics of young adults, documented with wit and style in a manner not unlike a sexed up version of "Love Boat." Mixed in are real interviews with real people on the street about their attitudes toward these pressing issues. "The sexy box-office smash hit of 1970 makes its U.S. DVD debut from Impulse Pictures. "Schulmädchen-Report: Was Eltern nicht für möglich halten" is the first in a continuing series of erotic exploitation films from Germany." ""After an 18-year-old student seduces someone during a school outing, the case goes before the "Parent's Association". One of the members tries to defend her actions by giving other "examples" of this behavior he has encountered in his practice. In a series of erotically charged episodic-stories, we see a young girl seduce her step-father, a gymnast who enjoys some locker room antics with a coach and a trio of beautiful young girls "save" a lifeguard at the local pool. " Presented uncut in the Original German Language with new removable subtitles. |
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| | | Ernst Hoffbauer and Walter Boos' peculiarly wholesome Schulmädchen-Report series was, after the Emmanuelle films, the most popular "mainstream" erotic film series of the classic era. The Schulmädchen movies are classic old school exploitation films, in that they pretend (tongue somewhat in cheek) to be quasi-journalistic studies of serious issues of concern to today's parents. Of course, the only issue of concern is the erotic antics of young adults, documented with wit and style in a manner not unlike a sexed up version of "Love Boat." Mixed in are real interviews with real people on the street about their attitudes toward these pressing issues. "Based on the continued studies of Gunther Hunold, "Schulmädchen-Report 2: Was Eltern den Schlaf raubt" reintroduces Friedrich von Thun as the reporter assigned to document the sexual studies of German teenagers and their unbelievable sexual habits." "Featuring "parents" and "teachers" who supposedly wrote letters to the filmmakers in response to seeing the original SCHOOLGIRL REPORT, this film features even more hijinks and nudity! Watch as a young girl seduces her school teacher with her own brand of "homework". Two runaways walk the streets and document their "arresting" story to the police! A high school student raises money (and a few eyebrows) when she agrees to pose for dirty photos... and then her friends decide to join in the fun." Presented for the first time in North America with newly translated English subtitles and an anamorphic widescreen transfer. |
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| | | Mädchen beim Frauenarzt directed by Ernst Hoffbauer. Classic German sexploitation in the "reports" mode. Using "point of view" camera we are the gynecologist going through a busy afternoon in real time. But since it was 1973 we never see any gynecological detail at all. This guy most be a pretty bad gynecologist! The set-up allows for the disrobings and "real life" situations that made 1970s German sexploitation so unique. Starring Monika Dahlberg, Christine Schuberth, Brigitte Harrer, Evelyne Traeger, Marion Abt, Barbara Eickhoff, Trautl Drechsler, Jutta Speidel, Christine Reitmeyer, Brigitte Raimers 
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| | | The hardcore edit of this remarkably grand (by porno standards) epic detailing the life of Rasputin, the sexually insatiable "mad monk" who held sway over Tsarina Alexandra in the early 20th century. Similar to "Katarina, the Naked Tsarina" made the same year, and with much of the same cast. Stars Alexander Conte, Uschi Karnat, Marion Berger, C.M. Sherland, Nadja Boyer, Konrad Jank, Vladimir Tartakovski, Enrico Franke, Mara Kocak, Tatjana Woroschin, Carlos Jansen, and Eva Maria Falk. Widescreen. German language ONLY
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