Producer William Rowland, best remembered for re-releasing the serious teen drama "This Rebel Breed" (1965) with incongruous nudie inserts, directed this look at "today's explosive revolution." Alberta Nelson from beach party movies ("Puss") is psychiatrist and researcher Virginia Grant, who, along with her daughter, is pulled into the shadows of the hippie culture she attempts to infiltrate. Also with Broadway actor John Craven, Nancy "Wild Guitar" Czar, and soap star Gary Pillar.

Hollywood veteran Lew Landers (1935's "The Raven") returned to the horror genre for his final directorial effort, 1962's proto-slasher "Terrified!," featuring a sadistic, ski-masked killer, for drive-in specialists Crown International. With Rod Lauren from "The Crawling Hand," "Uncle Jesse" Denver Pyle ("The Dukes Of Hazzard"), and an unbilled Angelo Rossitto as a dwarf. From the writer of "From Hell It Came."

Jerald Intrator's 1965 "extraordinary film production" features the framing device of a filmmaking team planning a sex movie, their various concepts depicted onscreen as vignettes. It's the sole film credit for star Lana Lynn ("Liz"), but also features Rusty Allen from H.G. Lewis' nudie "Daughter of the Sun" (1962) portraying a character named "Connie Mason." Also featuring an unexpected bump 'n' grind routine from none other than Audrey Campbell and the worst nom de porn ever, "Peter Small."

The first color feature from Australia, "Jedda" (1955) was the tragic tale of an Aboriginal girl adopted and raised by a white family but kept from learning of her cultural heritage. Written and directed by the Queensland husband and wife team of Charles and Elsa Chauvel; the former's "In The Wake Of The Bounty" (1933) had helped make a star of Errol Flynn. Both films are available on DVD.

Spencer Crilly (aka Zoltan G. Spencer), the auteur behind "Terror At Orgy Castle," directs and stars as "Mr. Zoltan," a pervert producer of adult films such as this. Also featuring Bonnie Cooper from "The Joys Of Jezebel," Mary Jane Shippen (H.G. Lewis' "Miss Nymphet's Zap-In"), "Mrs. Stone's Thing" star Ron Dyer, and a gorilla put to bad purpose.

Carlos Tobalina's 1982 sacrilegious, satirical smut-fest starred actor/filmmaker William Margold as Reverend Jerry, a Falwell clone who tricks his dumb-as-dirt parishioners into financing his activities at Madame Blanche's S&M-friendly brothel. Also with Gail Sterling (Gary Graver's "Suzie Superstar"), Don Fernando from "Candy Stripers" (1978), and prolific porn performer Herschell Savage.

Teaserama Thursday with sweaty, diminutive pinup king and RFK foil Irving Klaw and his 1955 compendium of burlesque acts filmed in a NYC studio standing in for a music hall stage. Performers include polished peelers Tempest Storm and Bettie Page, plus it's purportedly the first feature for the inimitable Joe E. Ross.

"Baby-faced Venus" Marina Vlady and Serge Reggiani from Visconti's "The Leopard" starred in director Robert Hossein's first feature, the 1955 "Les salauds vont en enfer," about two escaped convicts who invade the beach home of a young couple. Also with Robert Dalban from the 1964 "Fantomas" remake and Hossein himself.