Its coherent narrative structure and “psychological motivation” (Mona wants to remain a “penis-in-vagina” virgin until she’s married) made it unique. Mona is important because it’s considered to be the first adult film with a plot to screen in American theaters. The first hardcore film to be “known by name and promoted nationwide,” Mona the Virgin Nymph was the 1970 brainchild of Bill Osco.
The 1978 film was a big commercial success, and it spawned a legion of sequels, spinoffs and parodies, including Debbie Does Dallas Again, Debbie Does Wall Street, Debbie Duz Dishes, and even an off-Broadway musical in 2002, proving yet again that if there’s one thing Debbie does well, it’s get around. Long story short, Debbie and her cheerleader pals end up screwing pretty much every dude they come across in order to help Debbie reach her goals. Curiously enough, Bambi Woods, the film’s star, did actually try out to be a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader, but she didn’t make the cut. Debbie is trying to raise funds to get to Dallas, however, so she can try out for the “Texas Cowboys” cheerleading squad. One of the best-known adult films of all time, Debbie Does Dallasis a misnomer, since she never actually does anyone in Dallas (or anyone named Dallas), nor does she even set foot in Dallas. Someday you too may bone your way to international film acclaim. In 1973, Behind the Green Doorwas chosen as an official selection at the Cannes Film Festival.
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Marilyn Chambers stars as Gloria, a wealthy San Francisco woman who is abducted and “loved as she has never been loved before.” The movie purportedly grossed $25 million, and launched Chambers’ career to stardom, which is fairly amazing because she doesn’t have a single line of dialogue. In it are scenes involving a trapeze, stylized, slow-motion money shots that last several minutes, interracial sex, and a public orgy.
Perhaps the first “psychedelic porn” movie, 1972’s Behind the Green Door was the first feature-length adult film from the infamous Mitchell Brothers, and helped to usher in the “Golden Age” of porn (along with Deep Throat and The Devil in Miss Jones, which we’ll get to). Just be sure to get off our lawn afterward. Call it a history lesson if you must, since many of these films still impact popular culture 40 years after their release.
So it’s with a whiff of nostalgia that we present this list of “classic” adult films worth revisiting. We sometimes wish modern porn was a little more like the glory hole days of the 1970s, when women were afflicted with clitorises in their throats and courageous cheerleaders with fringed bangs could bang their way to financial prosperity. This article originally appeared on AlterNet.Ĭall us old-fashioned, but lately we miss the simpler times, when pornographic films involved actual cameras and not grainy, night-vision cell phone footage when images of Japanese teenagers getting penetrated by squid tentacles wasn’t something we could easily Google when posting “revenge porn” of ex-lovers would never have entered our thoughts because it didn’t exist.
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