Blog Posts about The Woman

The Sundance Film Festival's midnight movies have quite a reputation, what with (sk)incidents of festival-goers passing out, freaking out, throwing up, and being carried away by EMTs during screenings every single year.

It's probably just clueless filmgoers woozy from the high altitude, as Devin Faraci points out in a recent Badass Digest article, but as the filmmakers behind The Killer Inside Me (2010) and The Woman (2011) (both of which had contentious Sundance screenings) will tell you, there's no such thing as bad publicity when your goal is to shock.

So which nude, crude flicks made Sundance spew this year? Get the skinny from our Skin Skout after the jump!

Retro skin rules this week on DVD and Blu-ray as PJ Soles bares more than her soul in the extended Blu-ray cut of Stripes (1981), Joan Severance fires her bra as See No Evil, Hear No Evil (1989) hits Blu-ray, and Clara Bow delivers the skintage nudity in the silent-era classic Wings (1927), nude on Blu-ray.

Also nude on Blu-ray, sink your teeth into some lesbian Euro-vamps as Jean Rollin's Shiver of the Vampires (1970), The Nude Vampire (1970), Lips of Blood (1975) and Fascination (1979) get the HD treatment.

Pollyanna McIntosh stars in the week's only notable nude release, The Woman (2011), where she bares her McIntosh apples and full-frontal furburger as a feral female.

More after the jump!

"The Woman? What's so special about that? This website is full of women," you might say. But we can guarantee you that not many of those women are as fearless, ferocious or as fantastically full-frontal as Pollyanna McIntosh, the TIT-ular star of Lucky McKee's skingoria sensation The Woman (2011).

Polyanna stars as a feral female kidnapped and chained in a basement by a self-righteous suburban clan that wants to "train" this latter-day Nell to become a "normal", God-fearing, fully clothed woman. Without giving too much away, let's just say backwoods babe Pollyanna isn't exactly grateful for the "help."

We know better than to tame a gorgeous creature like Pollyanna here at Mr. Skin, but our Blu-ray ninja reviewed the footage anyway and found some enticing lower lippage amidst the tangled underbrush. Now that's our kind of wild thing!

Mr. Skin members can see more from Pollyanna McIntosh in The Woman (2011) right here at MrSkin.com!

October is just around the corner, and with it comes creeping the annual avalanche of horror flicks that are rushed into theaters in time for Halloween.

Horror films have always featured copious nudity, but a lot has changed since the days of Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama (1988). Case in point: The Human Centipede 2, whose director Tom Six says in a new interview with The New York Times:

"I see porno films, of course, and I like them, I have no problem with that at all. And there have been so many horror films, and that’s all torture and misery. That’s the genre. I kind of like that they combine it. I think my film is a torture porn with European art sauce or something."

After an enthusiastic premiere at Fantastic Fest in Austin last night, IFC Films has acquired the movie for distribution in the US (the British Film Classification Board refused to give it a rating, essentially banning it in the UK) and is rushing it into theaters on October 7. Six promises that Human Centipede 2 will show everything that the surprisingly restrained The Human Centipede (2009) merely implied. The original did contain nudity from Ashley C. Williams and Ashlynn Yennie, and if you look closely at the official poster, you'll see that spinal cord is made out of shapely seat meat. We don't have a confirmed nudity report for this flick yet, but this is one of those movies that either you really want to see or you really, really don't. So if you do, you're probably in for a nude night at the movies-if you can keep your lunch down, anyway....

Get the scoop on more upcoming horror nudes after the jump!