Eugenie De Sade (1970)

Only oddball director Jesus Franco could bring the even odder balled Marquis de Sade to lurid life on the big screen in Eugenie de Sade (1970). But the filmmaker needs someone who can shake their moneymaker and make viewers bust their ball bank. That hole was easily plugged by Soledad Miranda, in her first major starring role, and her holes are plugged every which way and loose in this raunchy tale. She's brought up by a stepfather who wants to raise more than just her . . . and he does. Together they seduce and murder, and for relaxation Soledad takes her dad's ding-dong in mouth for a ring-a-ding good time. It's all in the family. Any audience member would be happy to share a house with sexy Soledad.