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As the venerable Pulp International once noted, “Cougars of the world, meet the proto-cougar.” That would be Dame Joan Fucking Collins, seen here in promo photos for the 1972 television movie The Man Who Came to Dinner. As you no doubt remember, Joan is a Starfire Lounge VIP, and still rocking today. This cheeky shot … Continue reading Hot Shots of the Week: Proto-Cougar Alert
Friday the 13th is a big deal around here, as it should be everywhere. Of course, you can’t honor the day without indulging in the slasher movie franchise named for the deliciously spooky day. I’m hoping to watch one of my favorites of the sequels, The Final Chapter (1984)—which was anything but the actual final … Continue reading Happy Friday the 13th
Kids today have no idea, but from the late sixties on into the eighties, few beauties of the silver screen were as revered as Jacqueline Bisset. Not only was Bisset a captivating talent, she was also an absolute stunner. From Bullitt (1968) to Airport (1970) to Murder on the Orient Express (1974) and Class (1983), … Continue reading Bonus Hot Shots of the Week: Happy Birthday, Jacqueline Bisset
Seeing double can sometimes be an unsettling experience. In this case, however, with double the sizzling hot Sydney Sweeney, we can confirm it’s anything but unsettling. Sweeney, whose birthday is this week on September 12th, is set to produce and star in the remake of Barbarella. While the original camp classic simply can’t be beat, … Continue reading Hot Shots of the Week: Seeing Double with Sydney Sweeney
In which sexy cocktail waitresses fight for their lives against a women-hating lunatic with a murderous fixation on buxom babes. With a title like The Swinging Barmaids (1975), this sexploitation stunner sounds like it should be a lighthearted seventies sex-romp. In actually, it’s a taut and nasty little slasher/crime thriller. Written by Charles B. Griffith—of … Continue reading Lost and Found: The Swinging Barmaids
She has a mind for science and a bod for sin. Dr. Pamela Isley had been doing important scientific research (funded by Wayne Enterprises) in a South American lab working towards her ultimate goal of protecting plant life from “the thoughtless ravages of man.” If only the demented Dr. Jason Woodrue hadn’t stolen her toxins … Continue reading Bad Girls We Love: Poison Ivy in Batman & Robin
Monica’s just catching some of the remaining rays of summer sunlight before the season slips away and cooler, crisper air blows in. Hopefully she keeps wearing that bikini year-round, though. Would be a shame for her to ever cover up, even when it’s cooler outside.
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