The Best of Sex and Violence (1981)Hosted by John Carradine, this tape is a compilation of scenes from and previews for various exploitation films. Director:Ken DixonWriter:Frank Ray Perilli |
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The Best of Sex and Violence (1981)Hosted by John Carradine, this tape is a compilation of scenes from and previews for various exploitation films. Director:Ken DixonWriter:Frank Ray Perilli |
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| John Carradine | ... |
Himself - Host
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| Angela Aames | ... |
Herself
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| David Carradine | ... |
Himself - Cameo appearance
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| Keith Carradine | ... |
Himself - Cameo appearance
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| Bernie Casey | ... |
(archive footage)
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| Chuck Connors | ... |
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| Phyllis Davis | ... |
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| Kristine DeBell | ... |
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Uschi Digard | ... |
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| Tisa Farrow | ... |
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Laura Gemser | ... |
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Claudia Jennings | ... |
(archive footage)
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| Richard Johnson | ... |
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| Jocelyn Jones | ... |
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| Camille Keaton | ... |
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Hosted by John Carradine, this tape is a compilation of scenes from and previews for various exploitation films.
It's not really any thanks to Mr Dixon that this is such fun. The John Carradine links are at best vaguely amusing and at worst, inaudible or embarrassing. It is astonishing towards the end when even sons David and Keith are somehow talked into appearing, but dad does say something to the effect that have they no work to do to which there is a mumbled reply suggesting that maybe not after this! So embarrassing for the Carradines and just a few blaxploitation fight scenes too many, that seem not even to come under the overall title, but still the sordid 70s product shines through! Particularly good to see the 'I Spit On Your Grave' trail and an interesting one for 'Tourist Trap' and a film called, 'Single Girls', which was new to me and had the line; (whether from the film or just the trailer) 'If we can't get a man easy, then we get him hard'. the overlong blaxploitation segment starts well with, 'Dolemite' and 'Human Tornado' both spoken over by the man himself. All in all an interesting document and a super snapshot of a unique period of cinema history.