The bold, the beautiful, the bizarre, in motion. Cult classics, B movies, and screen sirens. NSFW

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Back when action heroes would freefall off a Moscow rooftop and still calm enough to remove a disguise mustache mid-air. Val Kilmer – The Saint (1997)
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Anicée Alvina and Philippe Noiret Playing with Fire 1975 Le Jeu avec le feu
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MGM developed Cool Breeze as a modernized Blaxploitation reimagining of John Huston’s 1950 film noir masterpiece The Asphalt Jungle, recasting the classic diamond heist with an all-Black ensemble. Pam Grier & Thalmus Rasulala, Cool Breeze (1972)
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American actress Cathleen Raymond in The Pamela Principle 2: With a Vengeance (1994)
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When Peter MacNicol was possessed by an evil 16th century medieval tyrant. Ghostbusters II (1989)
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Pulled from UK cinemas for decades by Stanley Kubrick himself amid fierce moral panic, A Clockwork Orange remains one of the most polarizing and heavily debated films ever made. Malcolm McDowell, A Clockwork Orange (1971)
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Hong Kong cinema took Luc Besson’s La Femme Nikita premise and decided the opening act needed twice the kinetic violence and zero restraint. Jade Leung, Black Cat (1991) director Stephen Shin
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Perfume: The Story of a Murderer
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Lisa Boyle
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Ines Kotman
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Rachel Weisz Stealing Beauty 1996
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Dobrila Cirkovic
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Uma Thurman Batman & Robin 1997
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Anna Falchi
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Jasmine Trinca The Eyes of Others / Gli occhi degli altri 2025
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Noriko Hayami Love Hotel / ラブホテル 1985
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Eva Grimaldi - Mia moglie è una bestia (1988)
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American actress Cathleen Raymond in The Pamela Principle 2
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