Explicit Underground and independent cinema with explicit sex

[SamanthaZzz]

Although the story is certainly morbid enough to warrant an explicit version, it doesn't seem likely to exist, partly because the protagonist is a 16-year-old boy, a concept tangentially incompatible with Western cultural orthodoxy, even in the old continent. I'm so sorry

O oke... just saw it...skippingly.... and i didnt know such young people play in erotic movies.. lol.. i thought it was implied..

 

[Nochvemo]

Los Ritos Sexuales del Diablo (1982)
AKA Black Candles

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Country: Spain
Language: English dubbed + commentary by the Naschycast’s Rodney Barnett and Troy Guinn
Subtitles: English (optional not embedded)
Length: 01:24:21
Resolution: 1800x1080 (Bluray)
Size: MKV 2,50Gb
Genre: Drama, Horror, Mystery, Erotic

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Jose Ramon Larraz's "Black Candles" is a rare Spanish horror/sleaze film about a young woman named Carol who finds out that various family members are involved with a satanic cult.The film is loaded with sleazy sex and satanism,so I wasn't disappointed.Still it's not as memorable as Larraz's erotic masterpiece "Vampyres".The lighting is poor and the acting is amateurish.The sex scene between a black goat and a woman has to be seen to be believed.There is also an incredibly nasty moment which has a man killed by having a sword shoved into him between his legs.To sum up,if you are into European exploitation cinema give this one a look.However if you like your horror without sleaze avoid this one like the plague.
By HumanoidOfFlesh​

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[Nochvemo]

Delícias do Sexo (1980)

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Country: Brazil
Language: Portuguese original
Subtitles: None
Length: 01:23:37
Resolution: 720x576 (TVRip)
Size: MKV 1,47Gb
Genre: Drama, Erotic

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It's a film with several disgusting moments; many people will find it unbearable and horrible—and not without reason. It's a film that uses sexual appeal to force the audience to confront themes like racism and torture, but it doesn't do so from the perspective of moral superiority—on the contrary, it forces us to see evil from within. I think it's the closest film to the style of the strongest works of the Marquis de Sade that I've ever seen. Flirting with the explicit but not consummating it (perhaps the only thing he hasn't done in his life), Imperial even raises some good discussions in one of the arcs about the racial issue. But the main objective was shock, that's all. I think he watched Caligula, liked it, and wanted to produce his own epic of debauchery in his own mold. Who knows.
By Anderson Castro @Letterboxd​

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