Weirdos and the Oddballs / Millie's Homecoming: Grindhouse

Eduardo Cemano is one of the bona fide pioneers of XXX filmmaking, a cineaste who wasn't afraid to allow the sex act to blossom at the center of his creative efforts, a free spirit who truly believed that sex and artistic liberty were deeply and intimately connected. Although his productions are limited to a handful of modestly budgeted shorts and features, they represent some of the most adventurous experimentation the early above-ground porn cinema had to offer - an anarchic, at times almost childlike vibrancy mixed with an indelible desire to show sex in all it's sticky, sexy, voluptuous goodness. The story of Millie's Homecoming concerns a day in the life of Lord and Lady Zazu as they await the return of their daughter Millie from college. Lady Zazu is stressed out as usual and appeals to her maid Hazel to soothe her jangled nerves. Upon Millie's return home, her besotted father, Lord Zazu, staggers into Millie's bedroom, where - mistaking Millie's raised buttocks for his wife's - accidentally slips it to his own daughter. Once recovered from the initial shock of their incestuous encounter, Lord and daughter realize that they actually enjoyed the experience and run off to tell the rest of the family! In Weirdos and the Oddballs, Zora and her husband Sasha are a pair of middle-aged sex deviates looking for new kicks. They place an ad in the Village Voice claiming to be couples therapists and have sex while waiting for the arrival of their first clients. David and his girlfriend Florence are ushered into Zora's lair, where she raves wildly about her ability to cure David's premature ejaculation. After sending David and Florence to make it in the bedroom, Zora and Sasha sniff the sheets in orgiastic rapture! Collection contains: 3 Eduardo Cemano interviews; Angel Spirit interview; Fred Lincoln interview; 8mm film loops featuring Harry Reems, Dolly Sharp, Tina Russell, Angel Spirit; Eduardo Cemano presents a sample West Coast one-day-wonder; 12-page, full color booklet with historical liner notes by sexploitation expert Michael Bowen