PinkY Violence IN YOUR FACE!!!

[Mike Howlett Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Mike Howlett]

You will be extremely happy with the set, Todd. Not only do all of the films rule, but the box is easy to find in the dark.

[Ian Jane Administrator Find all posts View Profile Close Ian Jane]

It's true. That hot pink packaging is handy like that.

[Alison Jane Girl Boss Jane Find all posts View Profile Close Alison Jane]

I got dizzy last night and ordered it. Should be here next week! Can't fuggin wait!

Awesome! Our little Todd is finally growing up. ^_^

He's still short though.

[Todd Jordan Smut is good. Find all posts View Profile Close Todd Jordan]

I'm waiting for that growth spurt still. And I will never grow up. That's what is so awesome about me.

[Alison Jane Girl Boss Jane Find all posts View Profile Close Alison Jane]

If you did you'd have to hang out with Horace's "other" Ian.

[Mike T Guest Find all posts View Profile Close Mike T]

Just before I go and watch the next Rica film: the funniest thing, I find personally, is that most of the Violent Pink were produced in the era under Japan's old censorship laws that prohibited full frontal female nudity (I believe frontal male nudity is still outlawed, though I may be wrong). Watching the films, and seeing how carefully they set up shots and orchestrated scenes to avoid pubic regions being shown is just mind-boggling in the lengths they went to to keep the censors happy. To be fair, though, Hong Kong films were the same up until changes in their film censorship laws in 1977. Watch any Shaw film from the same era: it's amazing how many pots, vases, flower arrangements etc crop up in the foreground of many shots to hide the "forbidden" bits...

[Ian Jane Administrator Find all posts View Profile Close Ian Jane]

I've always kind of gotten a kick out of that too. There's always something conveniently in front of the lens to block to goods, but once you get used to it, you realize there's an art to it.

[Mike T Guest Find all posts View Profile Close Mike T]

...but once you get used to it, you realize there's an art to it.

Yes indeed! And that's what I love about it. The guys behind the lenses really got the whole thing down to such a fine art that, thirty years on, movie nerds like us actually look for those scenes and get a kick out of them. :)

[Todd Jordan Smut is good. Find all posts View Profile Close Todd Jordan]

So I just watched Delinquent Girl Boss and it was awesome. It had some slow bits, but I enjoyed it. I have a new girlfriend and her name is Reiko Ohshida. Oh man, she is gorgeous. I looked forward to the other flicks on the Pinky Violence box set and staring at Ms. Ohshida for years to come.

[Ian Jane Administrator Find all posts View Profile Close Ian Jane]

She's a fox, and has bad ass screen presence too. A shame she didn't make more movies than she did.

[Mike T Guest Find all posts View Profile Close Mike T]

There's always something conveniently in front of the lens to block to goods...

Here's a classic example of what we were talking about from Rica (the pixelisation was my doing so that the thread doesn't have to have a new NSFW warning added):

[Ian Jane Administrator Find all posts View Profile Close Ian Jane]

One (of countless) perfect examples. While I'd rather see the naughty bits in all their glory because I am a pervert, I have to admit I appreciate the artform behind hiding them.

[Todd Jordan Smut is good. Find all posts View Profile Close Todd Jordan]

yeah sometimes less is better. But not usually.

[Ian Jane Administrator Find all posts View Profile Close Ian Jane]

Not sure what's included in this but it's scheduled to come out 7/12.

I'm guessing they just repackaged some of their older titles?

[Mike T Guest Find all posts View Profile Close Mike T]

If that's cheap-ish...that's another set for me to get! ;)