Long considered the rarest of the rare in both British horror and British sexploitation collector circles, Derek Robbin’s The Sex Victims (1973) has recently resurfaced via the BFI player service and is available to watch for free online at http://player.bfi.org.uk/film/watch-the-sex-victims-1973/
Special thanks to Darrell Buxton for making me aware of this one resurfacing (by posting about it elsewhere on the net).
Also currently up on the BFI Player is another never released on VHS or DVD British sexploitation obscurity The Over Amorous Artist (1974), under its aka title ‘Just One More Time’. Produced by the man they love to hunt David Hamilton Grant, this prototypical British sex comedy stars John Hamill as artist and househusband Alan Street, whose attempts at multi-tasking are continually being thwarted by a browned up Pakistani door to door salesman, a badly dubbed women’s libber, various suburban nymphos and ‘Rover the Dog’. Title song performed by Elvis Costello’s dad. Unintentionally funniest moment involves the dog becoming hysterical when Hamill flashes his cock toward the end, this caused me to laugh out loud in public whilst watching this on an apple iPod….which was rather embarrassing.
http://player.bfi.org.uk/film/watch-the-over-amorous-artist-1974/
2 comments:
Thanks for the links to these Gav.The Sex Victims was good but it seems like there's a missing Jane Cardew nude scene (maybe) at the stable..The Over-Amorous Artist i've been looking to see for years.Cheers
Yes, I was quite surprised at the lack of nudity from Jane Cardew in The Sex Victims, its not often she got to keep her clothes on in a movie. Still it is great to finally lay eyes on two films I’d pretty much written off ever getting the chance to see.
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