Sex Comedies!

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

for your input guys.

[Susan Foreman]

Originally Posted by Dave Boy

I take it you have these books Dem ?

There is also this one



https://www.amazon.co.uk/d/Books/Doi...ng+rude+things

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Susan Foreman

There is also this one



https://www.amazon.co.uk/d/Books/Doi...ng+rude+things

I think we'll let you buy us both a copy, Susan.

Incidentally the nerd in me wants to say that the cover shot is from Adventures of a Plumber's Mate. It's a hilarious scene at the tennis club.

[Susan Foreman]

I've got it!

And it was a damn sight cheaper than the one on Amazon is!!

[Dave Boy]

WHAT'S UP SUPERDOC (1978)

A doctor finds out that he has fathered over 800 baby boys in a donor programme. Each boy has a brilliant IQ. The news is leaked to the press and soon the doctor is chased by every female he comes across..

Rowdy romp. Full of almost no stop double meanings.
There is scene mid way through which shows a brief view of Soho at night and a show inside the famous Raymond Review Bar.
Nudity is the topless variety except for a literally blink and you miss it turn from Mary Millington.
Okay for a laugh but could have a 15cert now.

[Dave Boy]

CONFESSIONS OF A WINDOW CLEANER (1974)

Timmy Lea is the new window cleaner, working for his brother in law.
As well as watching ladies through the windows, clumsy Timmy gets to lose his virginity to one of the customers. After the event, the now rampant Timmy finds himself in all sorts of adventures with the lady customers. After a minor road accident Timmy chases after the Policewoman on the scene..

Great movie starring a host of British comedy actors.
This film is so much fun as Timmy (Robin Askwith) talks us through his adventures. Quite a few Hammer Films ladies appear here and Linda Hayden is the Policewoman that Timmy wants his way with. A good opening theme song sets the scene as Timmy heads off on his bike (around Elstree) to the next job.
Totally recommended.

[Dave Boy]

A visit to London today and I cut through to Soho to the location of the old Moulin cinema and the new blue plaque on the site.



This was how the cinema looked..





The cinema is now some sort of bar restaurant.

[mr 420]

Originally Posted by Dave Boy

A visit to London today and I cut through to Soho to the location of the old Moulin cinema and the new blue plaque on the site.



This was how the cinema looked..





The cinema is now some sort of bar restaurant.

The first picture of the cinema instantly makes me think of the end of The Great Rock'N'Roll Swindle in which Steve Jones goes into the (above) cinema to watch Who Killed Bambi and ends up stealing none other than Mary herself from Jess Conrad.

[Dave Boy]

CONFESSIONS OF A POP PERFORMER (1975)

Timmy Lea and Sid decide to go into the pop management business as that's were the money is now. They end up signing the wrong band and when the drummer gets injured, Timmy takes his place in the band...

Another good and funny movie. It's really more of the same as before with Timmy getting grabbed by all the girls but good enough to keep a smile on your face all through the film.
Timmy's awesome family return for this second movie, only Dandy Nichols being replaced by Doris Hare as Mum.

[Demoncrat]

Well to go spiralling off into another time...
I bring you Screwballs (1983, Rafal Zielinski).
A Canadian production, somewhat cruder and more desperate in tone than either Porky's or even The Last American Virgin. littered with the f word, a romp it isn't. Looking forward to the sequels haha?