The True Story of Ansa Kansas! Half Man! Half Woman!! Sexploitation director Barry Mahon tackles the controversial subject of transgender identity and surgery! Since childhood in Finland, Ansa wanted to dress like a girl. As an adult in New York, Ansa leads a double life. He works as a cook on a freighter trying to be one of the guys, but wears make-up and women's clothing at home. Ansa finally goes to a doctor and tells him he’s a woman trapped in a man’s body.
Mondo movie Italian style, with added New York scenes! Queers! Drag queens! Spanking! Hookers! Strippers! Addicts! Strange habits! “It’s a sick, sick, sick world!” the narrator keeps repeating. With Sammy Petrillo from Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla and The Brain That Wouldn’t Die!
One of the oddballest hippie-type horror films ever made. A medical student inherits a dumpy wild west-themed tourist attraction. He visits the place with some semi-hippie friends, but the grumpy caretaker warns them about the legendary Headless Horseman, who’s out for blood. Watch out for Warhol starlet Ultra Violet. Theatrically released on a double bill with Carnival of Blood.
What happens when a porno director decides to make a gore film? You get Carnival of Blood, a low-budget, misogynistic sleazie shot on location at Coney Island, with a threadbare plot about a crazed killer whose goal is to rid the world of annoying women. A strange little sickie. The film was double-billed with director Kirtman’s other amusement-park shocker, Curse of the Headless Horseman.
"A happy comedy". A pussy-whipped husband is walked on by both his wife and her relatives. He lets a double take his place, who immediately dominates the whole family. With Christina Schollin, from a number of Swedish nudie films, and Lars Lind, who did the voice-over in the porn film Flossie.
The idyllic, rural past of a Suffolk village comes to life through the memories of an old man who tends a country graveyard, who sees the dead rise up from the graves, living their lives again. Extraordinary, little-seen folk horror from David Gladwell. Gladwell was an editor, and has rarely been recognised as the director of a number of groundbreaking films.
"Fats" Bannerman is the successful writer and presenter of Thus Engaged, a romantic radio serial. But when grim reality violently intrudes into Fats's life, his frail fantasies become unbalanced and his ability to separate fact from fiction breaks down, with devastating consequences. With a compelling performance from the great British screen actor Ian McNeice, this controversial film caused a sensation upon its release.
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