Remember sucking cock in a dark theatre balcony, by the light of a flickering projector? There was a time when movie theatres were the center of sexual culture. Between 1969 and 1972, on the heels of multiple obscenity battles, AMG founder Bob Mizer premiered a series of semi-hardcore titles at Los Angeles' Park Theatre. These vintage "loops" are Theatre Film Classics. This, the first edition, is an ode to the classic male archetypes that peppered Mizer's films. There are cowboys, Indians, sailors, and even a drag queen.
Includes Why the Wooden Indian Wouldn't, Not for Sale, My Brother, the Sister, and Cowboy and Rancher's Son.
