A nymphomaniac goes to a sanitarium in hopes of being cured; it turns out the sanitarium is a front for a Satanic cult luring young women into a web of madness, torture, and sex... But mostly just sex.

A noirish, dark and seedy tale of a sleazy San Francisco bar.

Adult film historian Jim Holliday narrates this collection of clips from films from porn's "golden ages" featuring dozens of stars.

An actress auditions for a blue movie producer.

Angel is a teenage girl discovering her sexuality, pursuing her lustful urges and dealing with the hardships they all ferment. After a failed experience with a boy her age, she tries another girl, then an older man, but the lust does not go away, nor is it satisfied. She runs away to the city where she finds a culture that embraces her deviant urges.

A frustrated office worker gets his hands on a magic pill that makes him sexually desirable to women. This was first released to theaters in a soft-core version titled Heads or Tails. In the mid 70s to capitalize on the rise in popularity of hardcore, the original film was hacked up to make room for more explicit sex inserts. This X version is titled Honey Buns and is currently the only version commercially available.

It's difficult to remember what porn was like in the 70s. In this era when pornstars are on TV, date movie stars, and are on album covers, the secret world of men in raincoats attending sleazy theaters is hard to imagine. Now most people see porn on their TV or internet. Once upon a time, though, it was a big deal for a porn star to hit the mainstream, and John Holmes did just that. With a 14 inch endowment and not so good looks, Holmes made thousands of movies and slept with thousands of women. He became well-known for his Johnny Wadd series, where he was an international man of mystery, and hardcore sex. Eventually he got heavily into drugs, got involved in a brutal murder, and finally died of AIDS.

MELVIN KISSEM concerns the amorous adventures of three secretaries willing to ante up for an evening of satisfying sport sex.

Two small-breasted, slender young teens ditch their square boyfriends for sleazy kicks in San Francisco.

Georgina Spelvin plays Madeline Stone, a woman whose husband passes away during the opening sex scene. Discovering she is not as well off as she thought, she decides to get her daughters (Annette Haven and Clair Dia) out of school to marry them off to rich husbands.