Blazing Saddles (1974)

Blazing Saddles (1974) is the Mel Brooks' parody of the Wild West with a taste of blaxploitation thrown in for topical good taste, cowritten by Richard Pryor, and starring Cleavon Little as a corrupt town’s first black sheriff. There are laughs galore, of course, and a fart scene that will go down in history as something. But the raunchy, lowbrow humor with a slight undercurrent of social satire and arcane movie references has never been heralded for its sexiness. No, there’s not nudity, but Madeline Kahn, as Lili Van Shutpp, sings a sexy double-entendre number, and radiant redhead Robyn Hilton, in her debut, offers some of the hottest non-nude T&A ever seen.