Movies rated X/NC-17 or "No One Under 17 Admitted" thread!

[retrorussell]

Another:
DEMONS (1985)
Gory Italian zombie-type of film in which a special screening of a horror film in Berlin triggers an event that leads to audience members turning into snarling, fanged demons.  Rightly lauded for its incredible special effects.  In some ads, blurbed NO ONE UNDER 17 WILL BE ADMITTED for heavy gore, nudity and drugs.  Mario Bava's son Lamberto directs.

[bob]

as a collective community we know our X/NC-17 movies 

[retrorussell]

^ Definitely!

FLESH GORDON (1974)
Really stupid, juvenile sex spoof of the sci-fi character's adventures.  Emperor Wang (ugh) from the Planet Porno (double ugh) fires a sex ray at Earth.  Flesh and his friends Dale Ardor (another ugh) and Flexi Jerkoff (one last ugh) attempt to stop him.   Popular with the college crowd/young adults.
Originally rated X for sex/nudity.  Later re-rated R.
Porn actress Candy Samples appears, and Rick Baker helped work on the effects!

[Trevor]

Strange that there's one film on there where I knew almost everyone involved 😊

Was that THE SHADOWED MIND?

Yes, filmed, believe it or not in a disused railway siding and storage units in Pretoria 🚂😂

[Trevor]

One more for the list: Nicolas Roeg's Bad Timing (1980)

[retrorussell]

THE CANTERBURY TALES (1972)
Part of Pier Paolo Pasolini's "Trilogy Of Life" series, which also included THE DECAMERON and ARABIAN NIGHTS.  14th century British poet Geoffrey Chaucer's tales are brought to life on screen in multiple segments chock full of nudity and sex, which earned it an X rating.  The controversy surrounding the content in his films may have led to his murder in late 1975.

[retrorussell]

SAPPHO, DARLING (1968)
Girl dumps her boyfriend for a sexy female hitchhiker.  X for ample nudity/sex and a rape.  Later after release was re-rated R.  The director, Albert Zugsmith, was touted as an Academy Award winner in ads and on posters, which was a complete lie.

[retrorussell]

LAST SUMMER (1969)
Acclaimed but disturbing story of 3 young friends spending a summer vacation at the beach.  They give in to evil tendencies.  Bruce Davison, Richard Thomas and Barbara Hershey star.  Co-star Catherine Burns was nominated for an Oscar.  Rated X for sex/nudity/rape/violence.  Later cut and re-rated R.