Blue Movie Monday: MARILYN AND THE SENATOR (1975)

Now available on DVD from Vinegar Syndrome...

William Margold stars as The Senator, who agrees to impregnate a beautiful CIA agent played by Nina Fause. As complications ensue with the senator's ability to 'perform,' his wife and associates become increasingly suspicious of his affairs, resulting in myriad bizarre plot twists and revelations. Originally released at 128 minutes with an intermission and advertised as MARILYN AND THE SENATOR, PART I & II, the film was later cut and re-titled SWINGING SENATORS. Vinegar Syndrome presents, for the first time in a home video format, the full length director's cut, scanned from 35mm camera negatives!

Directed by Carlos Tobalina
Starring Miss Nina Fause, Mr. William Margold, Miss Heather Leight, Sharon Thorpe, Bill Kaye [William Kirschner], Miss Liz Renay, Mr. Erroff Lynn, and Zarina Gullian [Serena]

1975 / Color / 128 minutes / AR 1.85:1

Extra Features: Audio commentary with star & co-writer William Margold / Original theatrical trailer

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Movie Ad of the Week: AUDITIONS (1980)

The second of three movies Harry Hurwitz (THE PROJECTIONIST) directed under his “Harry Tampa” handle -- the others are FAIRY TALES (1978) and NOCTURNA (1979) -- AUDITIONS is supposedly a documentary that was filmed with hidden cameras during the auditions for the never completed FAIRY TALES PART II, but you’ll smell the bullshit the instant Linnea Quigley and Hurwitz regular Bob Staats show up using pseudonyms when both of them had already appeared in the first FAIRY TALES under their real names. The rest of the cast consists mostly of recognizable porn stars (Rick Cassidy, Rhonda Jo Petty, William Margold, Linda York, Jennifer West) and oddball GONG SHOW types. It opened in Atlanta on May 16, 1980 with a self-imposed X rating, but producer Charles Band submitted it to the MPAA in 1982 for an official X ahead of its release on video through his Wizard label.