In my demented mind, we’ve already been living in the spooky season forever, but for more normies, October is when their thoughts turn to thoughts of witches, goblins, full moons and whatnot. So, with October just around the corner, and because we just recently had a full harvest moon, this Monday belongs to Michelle in … Continue reading Michelle Monday
Margot Monday
It’s Monday and we all just need to look at something pretty, amirite? Well, Margot Robbie pretty much has “pretty” covered—and then some. One of these days I’ll write some more about how absurdly talented she is, how she not only acts circles around most modern actresses but also produces and slides between blockbusters and … Continue reading Margot Monday
Hot Shots of the Week: Proto-Cougar Alert
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
Happy Friday the 13th
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
Michelle Monday
Baby Pfeiffer’s alert! Michelle’s promotional shots as Samantha “Sunshine” Jensen in B.A.D. Cats (1980) never fail to lift the spirits—and other things too, if you know what I mean, and I think you do. Positively smoldering. Mesmerizing eyes, hypnotic lips: Baby Pfeiffer is an assassin. We’ve shared these leggy shots of La Pfeiffer before and … Continue reading Michelle Monday
Lost and Found: The Swinging Barmaids
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
Heather Thomas Tuesday
Heather was one of the leading faces—and bodies—of the ‘80s workout craze. Take a look, and you’ll see why. #smokeshow






