Doris Wishman bought a Greek film, re-edited, re-shot some softcore, and dubbed it for the US market. The results are far from coherent, but concern the handsome Yorgos, looking for naïve tourists to seduce. He meets one who turns out to be an old childhood friend, and starts to develop real feelings for her.
Bob and Frankie are brothers. When Frankie comes to visit after a two-year absence, he discovers that Bob is married to the alluring Mary. She's unhappy with Bob, and starts an affair with Frankie, who in turn has ulterior motifs. Wishman’s story of betrayal has one of her cherished downbeat conclusions.
Doris Wishman’s first roughie after a string of nudist films. Young Paulette moves to New York, and is lured into a life of sin by her new roommate, who puts her into the hands of a sleazy theatrical agent, whose real business is providing a stable of women for needy men.
Natural disasters anticipate the arrival of the mountain god Majin. Peasants are working hard to get finished before winter, when the word is out that the evil Lord Arwaka is enslaving other villages. Four young children set out on a dangerous journey to save their fathers, having to cross Majin’s Mountain.
The rulers of the barren Mikoshiba are plotting an attack on their two prosperous neighbouring villages, scheduled to take place during a peaceful ceremony. The attackers ignore the warnings that a giant stone statue of the god Majin will come alive and avenge the villagers.
In a Feudal Japanese village, the ground shakes as a giant statue of a god is about to come to life. Among the chaos, an evil warlord stages a rebellion and seizes control. 10 years later, the statue comes to the villagers’ rescue.
On a tourist trip abroad, the passengers on a coach witness an assassination attempt on the President. One of the tourists has evidence against the perpetrators, and is killed when the coach reaches Sweden. Luckily John Hillman, a private eye, is also on board. One of Mattsson’s classic Hillman movies.
The last entry in the Mirror Mirror franchise sees five people trapped in the possessed looking glass' power and its ability to reveal strange and disturbing things. It's a slight improvement on the third installment.
Poor Elisa falls in love with Marcelo, whose father belongs to the city's wealthier. The families have been in a feud with each other for years and the young couple plans to run away together to escape the hatred. The Spanish dialogue has Swedish subtitles.
Mark Ruffalo returns, but in an un-related role, in this horror three-quel about mysterious mirrors that triggers visions of passion, murder and dead women. TV Guide gave it one star out of four, which was being generous.
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