Shivers (1975)

No basic venereal disease has ever been so severely debilitating as the sexually transmitted malady known as Shivers (1975). The plot of this first feature film by acclaimed/reviled Canadian shock director David Cronenberg combines the most frightening elements of AIDS and the movie Alien (1979), and predates them both by enough years to be prescient, as well as creepier than hell. A whacked-out scientist breeds a pet parasite that when introduced to a human host heightens that person's libido, and jumps from victim to victim through the act of sexual congress. Keep in mind, this was nearly forty years before the "groundbreaking" evil STD flick, It Follows (2014). What follows in Shivers is Nick Tudor (Allan Kolman) vomiting out the parasite's babies, which attach themselves to the faces (yes, Cronenberg has called out Alien for ripping him off) of all the people in the high rise where he lives. Soon, Starliner Towers is a boning-fest on every floor, with nobody, no matter how old or unattractive, able to resist their most carnal urges. Can our reluctant hero, the doctor who first figured out the sex connection, Roger (Paul Hampton) put a stop to the madness before it spills into the streets of Montreal? The first pair in the flick belong to Kathy Graham, who flashes while tied up and being investigated by a doctor. Barbara Steele might not have gotten naked, but seeing her wet white tee shirt after she hops in a swimming pool might actually have been more erotic. She also makes out with Susan Petrie. Look, we don't care if her vag was a petrie dish of super STD's we'd jump at the chance for a threesome with those two! Especially after seeing Susan's suck sacks she whips out of her wet tee shirt! The thin Lynn Lowry plays a nurse who becomes naughty thanks to the parasite. She undresses as she changes clothes, letting us see the young vixen's small tits. What a sight! Thanks for letting us see all those, Shivers parasite!