Tarzana, sesso selvaggio (1969)

Sir Donovan’s wife, child, and other relatives aboard a plane crash are believed to be dead when they plummeted into the African wilderness. Fifteen years after the incident, Sir Donovan gets a few shady reports that are leaked through the media that an African tribe has elected a white woman as their leader, calling her Tarzana, which, in the Buntu language, means ‘strange woman.’ Sir Donavan then gets propelled on a journey that dives into the heart of darkness to find out for sure if this Tarzana is in fact his missing daughter of 15 years.

Tarzana, played by the sensuous Femi Benussi, once discovered, is lying in the brush completely naked with her back exposed. Although stuck in Kenya for fifteen years, she still has the healthy form of an Italian idoless. We see a good shot of her crack, but not much else in this late 60s film. Can you blame the Kenyan’s for making her a Goddess?