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Mr Skin salutes timeless teen sex classic The Last American Virgin
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Skincest is a hot-button topic on TV lately, a taboo topic we explored in a recent Mr. Skin blog post. If mamily ties are your thing, check out our Top 10 Skincest Scenes, and let naked stars like Charlotte Gainsbourg and Polly Walker show you just what ballin' the family is all about.
The white coat, the cold stethoscope, the probing hands. Going to the doctor can be a scary experience, or a super-sexy one, if your patients are as hot and as naked as our Top 10 Nude Stars at the Doctor's Office. Watch as Anne Hathaway, Penelope Cruz and more get physical... as always, paper robes are optional.
1982 was the year Valley Girl, like, exploded from a SoCal dialect into an international cultural phenomenon thanks to Frank Zappa, and it was totally the year Michael Jackson sold about 18 gazillion copies of Thriller, but Mr. Skin fondly remembers it as the Year of the Teen Sex Comedy: Porky's, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, and The Last American Virgin, all immortal classics of this most skinful of all genres, were all released in 1982.
Join us after the jump for, like, more of Mr. Skin's Favorite Nude Scenes of 1982! Bitchin'!
Popular culture of 1979 was post-hippie, but not quite yuppie; post-disco, but not quite New Wave; and post-Star-Wars, but not quite completely infantilized by Steven Spielberg.
At local theaters (which were not quite all multiplexes—yet), Hollywood continued to present movies for adults: mature stories for grown-up people featuring adult themes, adult story lines, and that most quintessentially adult artistic flourish—nudity.
With home video still a few years in the future, grindhouses and drive-ins surged toward a crescendo, showcasing an explosion of exploitation that was also patently adult but not, to be sure, mature.
Let’s look now at some of our favorite nude scenes from 1979—eleven, in total, in honor of the rating Dudley Moore actually awards to Bo Derek in the movie 10.
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Welcome back my friends. It’s good to have you back in Castle Rackula.
After reviewing My Bloody Valentine 3-D last week, my mind has been on horror remakes. Some obviously, are more successful than others.
One sure-fire way to be more successful is to do what My Bloody Valentine 3-D did and amp up the gore and nudity.
Especially the nudity.
With that in mind, this week I’ll be revisiting one of my favorite horror films of the early 1980s, Paul Schrader’s Cat People.
Read more after the bite.
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Editor's Note: McBeardo is Mr Skin’s resident sexpert on weird, cult, fringe, midnight, underground and/or any other extreme form of skinema.
He reports from the frontlines and backrooms of most skintimidating screening halls on the planet – not the least of which is the place where he keeps his couch.
The opinions of McBeardo are not necessarily those of Mr Skin, MrSkin.com, or any related affiliates. The ideas as to what constitutes a “wild time” are definitely not Mr Skin’s, period.
Please click McBeardo's mitt on the magnifincent bosom on Nekromistress to go to the next page and read his first column.
