| Overview: | "Deep Throat" exploded onto theater screens across America in 1972, elevating "Adult" films from the realm of illegality and rain coated perverts into the mainstream where it would rapidly flourish. Before the "big splash" created by Gerard Damiano's classic, hardcore was still taboo, and many of the films that played the grindhouse cinema circuits were softcore features that continued to push the envelope as far as they could. Secret Key Motion Pictures is thrilled to bring you "Skin In The Sixties", a collection of rare and forgotten grindhouse films featuring the never-before-released "The Madam", starring legendary buxom bombshell Uschi Digard.
INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING FILMS:
THE MADAM (1969)
Starring Uschi Digard
A biker, John, gives a ride to a hippie named Sissy, who offers the down-and-out drifter a job as bartender at her mother's motel. John quickly discovers the motel is really a brothel and Sissy's mom is the "Madam."
L'AMOUR DE FEMME (1969)
Directed By Nick Philips, starring Malta
Lenore and Suzanne are swingin' 60s chicks who share a swank apartment and a Lincoln Continental financed by their rich, bankrolling daddies. Not having to work gives them plenty of time to share their beds, too, and they make the most of that time and their lesbian inclinations by indulging in all manners of kinky eroticism.
TAKE THEM AS THEY ARE (1969)
Do drugs, have sex, go to jail. That's the socially redeeming message and cautionary lesson put forth in this torrid tale of three horny, young couples who just can't say "No!" to drugs...or good, clean, orgiastic fun.
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