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Company News: Dynasty Group Brings Cult Epics' 'American Nudes' to Stores Next Week

Published: May 15, 2009

Featuring authentic reels from the '20s to the '70s, Dynasty Group Distribution brings over half a century of adult films on three DVDs in Cult...

Company News: Dynasty Group to Distribute Cult Epics Hardcore Titles

Published: April 13, 2009

Article: Radley Metzger: A UCLA Retrospective, New DVD & New Film

Published: May 16, 2011

There probably isn't a porn fan alive who hasn't heard of (and likely seen) The Opening of Misty Beethoven, directed by "Henry Paris," the "hardc...

Synopsis:

Directed by renowned filmmaker Tinto Brass, Private (2003) is an erotic comedy that focuses on erotically charged & youthful couples who realize that nothing can bring them together as effectively as regular doses of fooling around. You aren't in for a typical "grind" film, however. >Private (aka Do It) bursts at the seams with exhilaration, dazzling colors, anhd lively music. It will keep you smiling for days! With a total of six sexy stories about couples who find their joy in sharing with opthers, Cult Epics is proud to present the Uncut & Uncensored Italian Director's cut.

Cast:: Tinto Brass, Others
Production Company:: Cult Epics
Director:: Tinto Brass
Release Date:: December 31, 1969

Article: Classic ’70s 'Bisexual Chic' Drama Released on DVD, Blu-Ray

Published: October 01, 2010

Way before the term “metrosexual” hit the culture, there were the days when bisexuality was chic. This month, contemporary audiences can relive...

Article: TLACult.com to Host Severin Films’ Erotic Offerings on VOD

Published: October 26, 2011

Cult cinema fans craving more on-demand content have something to celebrate this Fall. Severin Films, the DVD label that BlogCritics.org has...

Company News: PZP Productions is Back with ‘Tweeting Twinks’

Published: September 30, 2011

Tweeting Twinks from Outer Space marks the launch of PZP Productions’ new "Featurette Line."

Movies: Watch Out: Desire is Hatred

Synopsis:

Having made a name for himself on the indie scene with the acclaimed Firecracker, writer-director Steve Balderson takes another giant step in pushing the envelope even further with one of the most original and daring films of the decade.

Giving a performance that will be talked about for years to come, Matt Riddlehoover (actor, writer and director of the gay cult hit To a Tee) is stunning as Jonathan Barrows, a handsome, misanthropic college professor who literally loves himself. Whether taping his own photo on a blow-up doll or given to lustful choruses of “I love myself” for sexual satisfaction, Jonathan is a narcissistic wonder who has found the startling answer to the question: Who do you have sex with when you’re the best-looking and smartest person in the room?

Fending off advances from both men and women, Jonathan’s lifestyle choices soon demand a high cost, which director Balderson explores in set pieces both blisteringly comic and cynically dark. Like a John Waters epic from his midnight madness years, Watch Out is a fascinating portrait of sexual excess, sordid characters and questionable taste.