Nude Scenes from
Risky Business (1983)

Things that make you go boi-i-i-ng: this week’s theme is the inventive employment of grotesque rubber appendages in the service of one-of-a-kind, whacked-out sexploitation chestnuts.

Sex in the Comics (1973), fresh on DVD from Just for the Hell of It video, freakily brings ancient funny-paper characters to life with live humans donning psychotic-episode-inducing latex masks, unnerving editing techniques, limp dicks, unsuckled bosoms, and authentically insane concepts of eroticism.

From Troma DVD comes Getting Lucky (1990), the legendary Green Magic adventure half-remembered by viewers of USA Up All Night in which a leprechaun in a beer bottle shrinks a nerd so small he can – and does – get lost in a cheerleaders’ pubic hair.

Go. Bounce along now. Read.

Heidi Angers One Nation with Halloween Costume, Delights Another with Jiggly Cleavage Commercial

No one does Halloween like Heidi Klum. While all the other stars half-heartedly don wigs or maybe a plain mask, hottie Heidi goes all out with ultra-elaborate, one-of-a-kind outfits that drop jaws. This year, she outdid even herself when she slipped into bright blue spandex and showed up to her annual party as Kali, the Hindu goddess of death and destruction. However, Hindu leaders aren't as excited about the costume, saying:

"Goddess Kali is highly revered in Hinduism and she is meant to be worshipped in temples and not to be used in clubs for publicity stunts or thrown around loosely for dramatic effects."

And speaking of dramatic and loose, after the cut you can check out the Heidi's brand new commercial for Guitar Hero: World Tour, in which she replicates Tom Cruise's Risky Business dance. In nothing but bra, panties, and socks. Jiggle, jiggle, jiggle!

Each Tuesday, be sure to check in with Mr. Skin to get the complete skinny right here on the hottest DVD releases. Here is the randy round-up for the week of September 16, 2008.

Teen Sex Comedy classic rampages into theaters, gets bush on this date in 1984.

In the wake of the early-1980s Teen Sex Comedy explosion ignited by Porky's that went on to include Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Risky Business, Valley Girl, and The Last American Virgin, the geek-centric Revenge of the Nerds rip-roared into theaters powered by a novel premise: What if the guys who never won—at sports, at romance, or at life—finally did?

More on the answer to that question, along with the power of the declaration "We've got bush!" after the jump.

Indie Sex reveals all, from scandalous silent films and censor-shocking breakthroughs of the 1960s and '70s to '80s teen romps and erotic outrages of today.