Blue Movie Monday: SWEET & SOUR (1974)

SWEET & SOUR (1974)

Starring

Mary Margaret

in the most sin-tillating debut of the year

Jamie Gillis

Star of THE SEDUCTION OF LYNN CARTER

Cindy West

Best Actress, N.Y. Erotic Film Festival

Marc Stevens

Star of THE NEW COMERS and DEVIL IN MISS JONES

Amy Mathiew

France’s answer to Marilyn Chambers

Selma Arthur

who stole the show in DEVIL IN MISS JONES

and a host of other surprise performances!

Directed by

H.V. Spyder

[Lloyd Kaufman]

Produced by

Jeffrey Michaels

Original Score by
Andrew Dolon

Mary Margaret proves that there ARE two sides to every woman in the most unbelievably erotic performances ever turned in by a young newcomer to the adult screen. SWEET & SOUR spans the entire emotional spectrum of a woman’s sexual fantasies, played against the background of the lustful and painful reality of a young girl’s survival in the big city. During its highly successful premiere engagement on Broadway, the wildly entertaining sex surprised and delighted both men and women alike, and prompted Screw magazine to immediately single out SWEET & SOUR as one of the best 10 films of the year...

The Endangered List (Case File #140) -- Found!

PATTY, an exploitation sex film inspired by the Patty Hearst case, exists in three different versions: the R-rated, the soft-X, and the hardcore. The negative for all three was rescued from a condemned movie theater in New Jersey almost seven years ago and sold on eBay to a DVD company on January 14, 2008. A DVD/Blu-ray will hopefully come out sometime soon.

PATTY (1976)

Starring
Sarah Nicholson [Jennifer Jordan] as Patty
Lenny Montana as The Racketeer
Turk Turpin as The General
Renay Granville as Patty's Mother
Frank Scioscia as The Sports Promoter

with
Jamie Gillis
Frank Adonis
Julia Sorel
Bob Roberts

Produced & Directed by

Bob Roberts

Written by

Bob Roberts

and

Joyce Richards

Cinematography by

Henry Smafwitz

Music by

Al Goodman

and

Sammy Lowe

Song Credits

"Patty"
Written by Mark Barkan and Don Oriolo
Performed by The Moments

"Do What You Feel"
Written by Al Goodman, Harry Ray and Walter Morris
Performed by The Rimshots

"Revelation"
Written by Sammy Lowe
Performed by The Rimshots

"Look at Me"
Written by Al Goodman, Harry Ray and Walter Morris
Performed by Retta Young

"It's Gonna be Such a Beautiful Day"
Written by Mark Barkan and Don Oriolo
Performed by The Moments

"Love for the People"
Written by Mark Barkan and Don Oriolo
Performed by Chuck Jackson

"Gotta Get a Gun"
Written by Mark Barkan and Don Oriolo
Performed by Chuck Jackson

"Sexy Mama"
Written by Al Goodman and Harry Ray

Performed by The Moments

"Takin' It"
Written by Walter Morris, Sammy Lowe, Al Goodman and The Rimshots
Performed by The Rimshots
Soundtrack album available on
Stang Records

World Premiere: February 11, 1976
Bryan West Theater

Rating: Self-applied X (1976)
MPAA rating: X (1978)

Released by

Trans World Associates

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