First, I want to point out that I said in my review of the first episode that I didn’t think this series was based on a novel by Zane, but when rewatching […]
ZANE’S THE JUMP OFF episode 2: Man-in-Motion
Teenage Cavegirl
Here’s another movie from the sultan of softcore himself, Fred Olen Ray. He wrote this film under the name Sherman Scott and directed it under the name Nicholas Medina, two pseudonyms he’s […]
Myth Smith #0
Created by G. Boney, Myth Smith is a Black comic-book character described Hellboy meets Indiana Jones meets Shaft. Due to the unique circumstances of his birth, he’s “near-immortal” (said to be over […]
Andre The Giant: Closer To Heaven
Here’s a perfect comic to follow up my review of Wonderous: The Adventures of Claire Sincliar, and it’s also fitting since Andre The Giant was just featured on last night’s episode of […]
Wonderous: The Adventures of Claire Sinclair
Here’s another interesting early title from Lion Forge, originally launched back in 2013 when they were still an independent digital publisher. This 8-issue series tells the story of a new superhero, Claire […]
ZANE’S THE JUMP OFF episode 1: First Down
Okay, I know I’ve been reviewing a lot of comic-books lately, so the regular readers of this blog (you know who you are) are probably wondering, where’s the softcore film and TV […]
ROBOY #5 and ROBOY #6
I’ll note that in 2015, Lion Forge Comics, which was still independent at that time, launched a new imprint called Roar Comics, which was specifically for comics aimed at the preschool through […]
ROBOY #4
The issue opens letting us know that we’ve reached Level 4 of this “game.” Aiden and Madison are at his home doing some research on the internet about his power source, the […]
TRIMAXX #5
This issue is titled THE CALL OF DUTY, and that’s because in this issue Mo must learn to put her duty to the planet over her personal feelings. John, Colin, and Mathias […]
ROBOY #3
Brandon Easton keeps the Grant Morrison-like weirdness going in this issue, as Aiden fights Eel who is…well, a giant robotic eel, Among other things, it can shoot a laser from its mouth. […]
TRIMAXX #4
BLOODLINE is the title of this issue’s story, from the creative team of writer David Gorden and artists/colorists Sendol Arts. This issue sees the second appearance of Olin Klien, who debuted in […]
ROBOY #2
The story opens with more video game imagery, we’re told that we’re now on “Level 2” of the story. Picking up from the end of the previous issue, where Aiden passed out […]
TRIMAXX #3
The previous issue ended with Mo having successfully piloted the Trimaxx robot in a battle to defeat the Mechani’s giant purple scorpion-shaped robot which was attacking Paris. But Mo barely had time […]
ROBOY #1
Okay, I’ll just get this out of the way and say it: this series’ title is stupid. Yeah, I get it, it’s about a robot that is built to resemble a young […]
TRIMAXX #2
The creative team of writer David Gorden and artists Sendol Arts return in this second issue, with a story titled THE STUFF HEROES ARE MADE OF. Picking right up from where the […]
TRIMAXX #1
Lion Forge was a great new indie comic-book publisher that was formed in the 2010’s. Their original focus was strictly on digital comics, which was still a new and emerging market at […]
Desert Passion
This is an odd movie, in terms of genre. It’s softcore, but it’s kind of also a Women In Prison film (although obviously those two genres often overlap). But since the characters […]
You Should Watch AMERICAN AUTO on NBC Tonight
Back in December 2021, three new TV sitcoms debuted with short seasons. Abbott Elementary on ABC (13 episodes), and Grand Crew and American Auto on NBC (10 episodes each). I don’t watch […]
Side-Kicked #1: Gauntlet/Pick (Up) A Card
I thoroughly enjoyed the 4-issue miniseries SIDE-KICKED from Darby Pop Press, which debuted in 2015. This one-shot issue was published in 2017, and serves as a bit of a prequel to that […]
Side-Kicked #4
Russell Bretholtz (who co-created these characters with Miguel Mendonca) writes this final issue of this miniseries, with art provided by the Late Bong Dazo, from Darby Pop Publishing and Magnetic Press, and […]
Side-Kicked #3
In the wake of the ongoing superhero sidekick strike, crime in the city of Chicago is skyrocketing (doesn’t sound too far from real life, does it?). Most of the “big 5” superheroes, […]
Side-Kicked #2
This second issue, from Darby Pop Publishing and Magnetic Press, picks up a few days after the previous issue ended. The sidekicks have gone on strike, although none of them have officially […]
Side-Kicked #1
This is the first issue of a 4-part miniseries, published inn 2015 by Darby Pop Publishing and Magnetic Press, and it opens with a man sticking a gun in his mouth and […]
Redfoot #1
Written by Alfredo Rodriguez and drawn by Diego Toro, this comic book was published by Arcana Studio. It introduces us to an 8-year-old boy named Jake, whom we learn a year earlier […]
Word Of Mouth
Written by L.L. Thomaso and directed by Tom Lazurus, this film was released in 1999 and is particularly interesting to me because of some of the cast. First, it has Mark Pellegrino […]
CLEAVAGEFIELD
In 2008 J.J. Abrams produced his brilliant found-footage monster movie Cloverfield, and in 2009 Jim Wynorski produced this softcore porn parody. Directing under the name Salvador Ross, from a script written by […]
MONSTER OF THE NUDIST COLONY
This 2013 film is credited as being directed by Louis DeWalnut, and I would’ve sworn that this was just another pseudonym of Jim Wynorski, as this film has all the hallmarks of […]
Brandi Bare #2
Written by co-creators Joe Pekar and Jeff Outlaw, and drawn by Pekar, this issue picks up immediately after the first one where, as the result of a magic spell gone wrong, Dylan […]
Brandi Bare #1
As I noted in my review of Redhead Tales 3, the character of Brandi Bare debuted in a 4-issue miniseries in 2010, which I bought at the time on Amazon. But it’s […]
Voyeur’s Deviant Sins
Okay, I know I’ve been posting a lot of other reviews lately, but I don’t want my fellow softcore fans to think I’m overlooking them, so let’s get this blog back to […]
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