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So after putting way too much thought into The Real Cannibal Holocaust I started putting equally too much thought into some of the other One 7 Movies releases that are out or coming out soon.
The Real Cannibal Holocaust is, as discussed elsewhere, Guinea Ama, the 1975 mondo movie.
Sex & Black Magic is D'Amato's Orgasmo Nero with Richard Harrison (went through the disc last night, it actually has the hardcore footage included in the extras section along with some deleted scenes and other extras - a rarity for this label!).
I don't really know what Sexy Pirates is yet, but D'Amato is credited as director. Haven't watched it yet.
Transgression is the 1988 sex film by Fabrizio Rampelli with Milly D'Abbraccio in it. Haven't watched this one yet either.
Alien From The Deep, Chinese Kamasutra, Madame Bovary and Scandalous Gilda are all what they are titled as.
Strange that some of their releases are being released under legit titles, others are not, some have reasonable extras, others have none, some have English subs for the Italian tracks and some do not. There's obviously some sort of Mya connection here, the disc layout is too similar and the marketing/business practices too similar for it to be a coincidence. There's plenty of speculation these guys are playing fast and loose with the rights, I really don't know.
They've been putting out some interesting stuff though...
The Real Cannibal Holocaust is, as discussed elsewhere, Guinea Ama, the 1975 mondo movie.
Sex & Black Magic is D'Amato's Orgasmo Nero with Richard Harrison (went through the disc last night, it actually has the hardcore footage included in the extras section along with some deleted scenes and other extras - a rarity for this label!).
I don't really know what Sexy Pirates is yet, but D'Amato is credited as director. Haven't watched it yet.
Transgression is the 1988 sex film by Fabrizio Rampelli with Milly D'Abbraccio in it. Haven't watched this one yet either.
Alien From The Deep, Chinese Kamasutra, Madame Bovary and Scandalous Gilda are all what they are titled as.
Strange that some of their releases are being released under legit titles, others are not, some have reasonable extras, others have none, some have English subs for the Italian tracks and some do not. There's obviously some sort of Mya connection here, the disc layout is too similar and the marketing/business practices too similar for it to be a coincidence. There's plenty of speculation these guys are playing fast and loose with the rights, I really don't know.
They've been putting out some interesting stuff though...
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