Weekly Comp - Fifty Shades Of Tinto Brass - 15th Feb 2015 - FINISHED
 

Hi everyone,

This week, everywhere you turn there's news about 50 Shades Of Grey's new release. But Shameless Screen Entertainment says No to insipid wishy-washy grey stuff, and welcomes the ballsy, hard-as-brass new release, FIFTY SHADES OF BRASS

So, here's your chance to win kinky cult S&M movies that would whip 50 Shades into shape, courtesy of Shameless' sister company, Argent Films...

Here's all the info;


Contains three of Tinto Brass’s best and most notorious features: Salon Kitty (1976), Miranda (1985) and The Voyeur (1993).


• SALON KITTY
Based on a true story, this shockingly controversial film is an unflinching portrayal of the criminal depravity of the Nazi party and the ruthless use of sex to destroy opponents and control the Third Reich. Stunning set designs from Oscar®-winner Ken Adams (designer of most James Bond films and Kubrick’s BARRY LYDON).

• MIRANDA
Showcasing Brass’ luscious photography and carefully choreographed set-pieces and showing off the spectacular, titanically proportioned, Serena Grandi, whose completely uninhibited, gleeful naturalness perfectly embodies the Miranda character, and permitted Brass to push explicit eroticism to the doors of hardcore..

• THE VOYEUR
A young university professor, is the Voyeur of the title reliving various moments of his sex life through a series of erotic flashbacks, trying to understand his wife’s bizarre sexual needs and win her back. He also observes the night-time habits of his brazen uninhibited maid and witnesses the totally liberated dalliances of one of his student, a dusky beauty.


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All those who vote will be put into a random draw and one lucky winner will be randomly selected and rewarded with this (very naughty!) box set next weekend (22nd Feb)

So, just vote for your fave to enter! Feel free to let us know your thoughts below too...

GOOD LUCK!

Kyle

OoooH I'm going to have to mull this one over, but it's a toss up between Baba Yaga and Femina Ridens....

he he hehehe...you said 'toss' up


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Beast in Space, solely because La Bete was fantastic and this warps it so bad

BIS for me. Pity tis not the XXX version.:(

Or then again.....:lol:

**** it, I went with Femina Ridens. Baba Yaga is great, but most of it's greatness is owed to the source material. Femina Ridens so so utterly unique and fantastic.

If we where going off sleazyness though, I would have gone for BIS as well.:peep:

Tough choice but I went with Satan's Baby Doll. It's complete tripe but I like it. Plus, I really like the poster/cover art.:happy:

I don't think I have seen any of his films

Maybe I need to be educated!

And not in the spanked schoolgirl way!!!!!

Not even Caligula?:shocked:

Who ACTUALLY directed 'Caligula'?
 

You're correct, I have seen 'Caligula' - I've got the Arrow 4-disc box set

But there is so much controversy about the production of that film, does it count as 'a film directed by Tinto Brass'?

"In post-production, Caligula ran into plenty of problems and had seen repeated edits and re-edits even before it was released. Unhappy with director Tinto Brass' (who had also directed the equally explicit film Salon Kitty) original vision of the film, Guccione fired Brass and brought in other film editors like Giancarlo Lui, Russell Lloyd and Nino Baragli to edit multiple versions of the film, ultimately butchering the film's original Vidal screenplay beyond comprehension or repair. Guccione even went as far as to re-shoot some graphic porn material and spliced that into the final version. These added scenes include a girl-on-girl lesbian tryst that was edited in between the menage trois scene involving McDowell, Mirren and Teresa Ann Savoy and some modern looking—and totally out of place—hardcore material that was added to the infamous bordello scene towards the end of the film"

Caligula (Four-Disc Imperial Edition) Review - IGN