Girls in
Don't Look Now (1973)

From Death and the Maiden to Skingoria.

Best known for his over-the-top interpretations of the work of H.P. Lovecraft, director Stuart Gordon is a legend in the horror world.

Over the past 25 years, Gordon has directed gorefests like From Beyond, Castle Freak, and Dagon, written the scripts for Honey, I Shrunk the Kids and The Dentist, and done episodes of the cable anthology series Masters of Horror.

He has also worked with mainstream actors William H. Macy, Bai Ling, Denise Richards, Mena Suvari, and Julia Stiles in the non-horror movies Edmond and Stuck.

Earlier this month, he graciously sat down and talked to MrSkin.com’s own McBeardo and Count Rackula about nudity, the state of the horror film, and Re-Animator’s most famous scene.

Read the interview after the jump.

Entertainment Weekly has compiled a list of the Ten Sexiest Movies Ever. Shockingly, half of the movies don’t have nudity, which would rule them out of any top ten list ever posted to MrSkin.com.

Still, there are movies here that are definitely worth fast forwarding to the good parts.

They list in the surreal 1973 thriller Don’t Look Now, featuring a full frontal bathtub scene with Julie Christie, the NC-17 Mexican drama Y tu mama tambien with Maribel Verdú, and one of Mr. Skin’s favorite movies, Body Heat with Kathleen Turner.

Check out the full list after the jump.

The Book of 'Bert': High-Class Stars with Some High-Class 'Stache (Triad Publishing) is an indispensable guide to the glorious days when the main measure of macho was the unshaven terrain between a man's nostrils and piehole. It even features a foreword by ultimate '80s mustache hero Jon Oates.

Outlaw auteur Jeff Broadstreet has directed a series of indie-horror shockers that can always be counted upon to include some knockers. In 1989 Boradstreet gave us Sexbomb, an homage to B-movies and D-cups, replete with topless scenes and featuring the world-class rack of Mr. Skin Hall of Famer Linnea Quigley (Picture: 1).