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Is There Sex After Death? (1971)

 -  Comedy  -  24 October 1971 (USA)
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Driving through New York City in his Sexmobile, Dr. Harrison Rogers of the Bureau of Sexological Investigation, searches out luminary figures in the world of sex.

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Alan Abel ...
Dr. Rogers
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Dr. Louise Manos
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Vince Domino
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Herself
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Himself (as Robert Downey)
Jim Moran ...
Dr. Elevenike
Rubin Carson ...
Himself
Earle Doud ...
Merkin the Magician
Lawrence Wolf ...
Sexbowl Announcer / Seance Spirit (as Larry Wolf)
James Dixon ...
Richard M. Nixon (as Jim Dixon)
Roger Diamond ...
Attorney (as Roger Jon Diamond)
Iris Brooks ...
Breast Development Student
Ron Saunders ...
Clinic Doctor
Alan Rinzler ...
Clinic Doctor
George Allison ...
Clinic Doctor
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Driving through New York City in his Sexmobile, Dr. Harrison Rogers of the Bureau of Sexological Investigation, searches out luminary figures in the world of sex. Written by Keath <keath@webtv.net>

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24 October 1971 (USA)  »

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Is There Love After Death  »

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"Good Golly Miss Molly"
Written by John Marascalco (uncredited) and Robert 'Bumps' Blackwell (uncredited)
Published by Venice Music Co.
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A couple of amusing bits
14 April 2002 | by (Chicago, Illinois) – See all my reviews

Basically a compilation of vignettes all satirizing Americas new found sexual revolution. Not all that different from other similar 'underground' films of that period and it should best be viewed as simply a relic of it's era.

Some of the bits could be considered clever, but they fail to build any momentum. This one joke premise loses steam halfway thru eventually making the constantly quirky insights by the constantly quirky characters tiresome and redundant. The sex and nudity, while in abundance, also become a turn off. The majority of the participants, especially those in the nudist colony, are so old and out of shape you really wish they would have just left their clothes on.

Abel himself, as the host and interviewer, actually comes off best. His unblinking deadpan seriousness, even when in the middle of complete perversity, is right on target. It also features a funny interview with transvestite Holly Woodlawn, some spontaneous on the street interviews, and a climatic 'Sex Olympics'. In fact if you get this on video it might be worth it to just fast forward it to this point.


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