42nd Street Pete presents The Peeping Tom Grindhouse Triple Feature! Last viewed during their initial run in grubby storefront theaters of New York in the mid-1970s, these three rare films are now available for the first time to home entertainment.
Shot back-to-back with Vibrations in 1968, All the Sins of Sodom has been hailed as “one of Sarno’s most captivating films.” (Video Watchdog)
Encouraged by his agent, struggling NYC photographer Henning begins a daring portfolio of his model, Leslie. But all too soon, jealousies erupt when another model vies for his camera and bed in this penetrating study of ambition, romance and lust set in the world of fashion photography. “Sexploitation auteur Sarno is at the top of his game” in this elegantly filmed time capsule of late ‘60s New York (DVD.com).
Shot back-to-back with Vibrations in 1968, All the Sins of Sodom has been hailed as “one of Sarno’s most captivating films.” (Video Watchdog)
Volume 2 in the Joseph W. Sarno Retrospect Series
When multi-millionaire sex toy entrepreneur Horny Fark’s newest creation, the highly intelligent and super-horny Sexbot, launches an international dry-humping catastrophe, it’s up the BRAvengers to save the day! Led by the fearless securities consultant Dick Fury, Horny’s alter ego IronBabe joins with Captain Amorica, the Herk and the Mighty Bore to fight evil, restore order and continue the grand tradition of supplying gratuitous boob shots to the home entertainment market. BRAvengers, take (it) off!
They’ve traveled over a billion miles to come and crash the party.
Four sorority sisters accidentally unleash a trio of extraterrestrial ghastly ghouls during a weekend getaway in this exuberant homage to 80s tiny critter films featuring a tubular electro-pop score.
