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Corruption + Her Name Was Lisa + Pink Ladies

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This special limited edition spot gloss slipcover (designed by Richard Hilliard) is limited to 2,000 units and is only available on our website and at select indie retailers. Absolutely no major retailers will be stocking them.

PEEKARAMA presents the wildest, rarest, and most scandalous theatrical hardcore double features. Taking its name from one of the earliest "all action" sex theatre chains, each PEEKARAMA release presents two themed, full length feature films, both meticulously restored, thus giving you the opportunity to enjoy an old fashioned dirty movie double feature at home!

Best known by some for his notorious horror film Last House on Dead End Street, Roger Watkins was most prolific as a director of hardcore theatrical features. Working primarily with New York's Ace Booking Company, he created moody, intense erotic classics, three of which are collected here by Peekarama, and all restored from their completely uncensored original 35mm camera negatives.

Watkins' hardcore debut, HER NAME WAS LISA (1979), opens with the friends and adversaries of recently deceased call girl Lisa gathered at her funeral. As each attendee recalls their connection to her, an increasingly sinister portrait of her sordid downfall and death begins to emerge. Starring Samantha Fox (Roommates), Bobby Astyr (Foxtrot), and Vanessa Del Rio (Babylon Pink).

In THE PINK LADIES (1979), a group of sex starved Staten Island couples indulge in their own elaborate fantasies, in this outlandish and stylish comedy with an surreal edge, which features Robyn Byrd (Hot Honey), Kandi Barbour (Neon Nights), Christine DeShaffer (Hot & Saucy Pizza Girls) and many others.

The director's hardcore magnum opus CORRUPTION (1983) focuses on a desperate businessman lured into an increasingly perverse sexual hellspace fueled by violence, icy manipulation, and brutal debasement. Its cast includes Jamie Gillis (Through the Looking Glass), Kelly Nichols (Public Affairs), Tish Ambrose (Raw Talent), and more

directed by: Roger Watkins
starring: Jamie Gillis, Tish Ambrose, Kelly Nichols, Robyn Bird, Samantha Fox, Bobby Astyr, Vanessa Del Rio

1979, 1979, 1983 / 242 min (combined) / 1.85:1 / English Mono

Additional info:

  • Region Free Blu-ray
  • Scanned & restored in 2k from their 35mm negatives
  • “Through The Lens” - An interview with DP Larry Revene on Corruption
  • “His Name Was Roger” - An Interview with Roger Watkins historian Art Ettinger on Her Name Was Lisa
  • “Remembering Pink Ladies” - An Interview with actor John A. Mozzer (Alan Adrian) on Pink Ladies
  • “A Retrospective on Pink Ladies” - An Interview with Art Ettinger on Pink Ladies
  • Original theatrical trailers
  • Archival Image Galleries
  • Reversible cover artwork
  • English SDH subtitles

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.

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Amazing trio of filth!

"Can't go wrong with this one, all are very hot and Corruption is probably a masterpeice! I do wish it had the hidden film on it like the original Corruption did but I have that release still and won't be getting rid of it. Anyway, great trio to have in your collection!"

Casey K. (5/5)

A nice threesome

"Her Name was Lisa is my favorite glum porno, and Corruption is great too. The Pink Ladies, which I hadn't seen before, is a bit less essential."

Richard B. (5/5)

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