Stiff Competition

Come listen along as we watch classic adult movies and talk about the obscurities of the way things were.In this episode we watch: The Young Like It Hot (1983).The telephone operators of the world are in trouble, as automation threatens to put them out of a job (a bit on the nose, even now).But before they let a machine take over, there’s still time to prove that some things are better left in human hands. With office politics, workplace antics and a switchboard that’s certainly getting a workout. Forget automation, these girls are proving that human interaction still has its advantages.Can this vintage classic keep us on the line, or will we be hanging up before the credits roll?Is it any good? Let’s find out!Don’t forget to follow us:https://linktr.ee/BowchickawowwowTwitter:@bowchickawowpod
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Come listen along as we watch classic adult movies and talk about the obscurities of the way things were.In this episode we watch: Stiff Competition.Tammy has her sights set on becoming the best in the business, but to get there she’s going to have to take on the competition. With a little training, a few familiar faces and one hell of a championship, Stiff Competition is 1985’s answer to the question nobody was asking: what if Rocky was a suck…sporting event?So don your robe, lace up your trainers and get ready for some stiff competition.Don’t forget to follow us:Twitter:@bowchickawowpod@Goldie_goodhead@Vince_taintInstagram:@bowchickawowpodcastPatreon:Patreon.com/bowchickawowwowLinktr.ee/bowchickawowwow 

Come listen along as we watch classic adult movies and talk about the obscurities of the way things were. In this episode we watch: The Mount of Venus (1975) by Carter Stevens.Imagine Greek mythology got a polyester suit and a nightlife permit. The Mount of Venus drops Jupiter Stormbringer into the modern world with one mission: recruit a few new worshippers by any charming, scandalous means necessary. What follows is a farcical tumble of seductions, mistaken identities, and gods behaving badly - part sex comedy, part rueful fable, and all delightfully weird. Is it high-brow pagan mischief or just horny hijinks in a toga? Join us as we find out!Don’t forget to follow us: https://linktr.ee/BowchickawowwowTwitter: @bowchickawowpod @Goldie_goodhead @Vince_taint Instagram: @bowchickawowpodcastPatreon: Patreon.com/bowchickawowwow

Come listen along as we watch classic adult movies and talk about the obscurities of the way things were.In this episode we watch: Foxtrot (1981) by Cecil Howard.It’s New Year’s Eve, and everyone’s got someone, or something, on their mind. From lonely wives to wandering husbands and lovers who can’t quite let go, Foxtrot spins a web of stories all leading to one steamy midnight countdown. It’s lust, longing, and just a little bit of disco heartbreak. Is it an elegant dance or a stumble in high heels? Join us as we find out.Don’t forget to follow usTwitter: @bowchickawowpod @Goldie_goodhead @Vince_taint Instagram: @bowchickawowpodcastPatreon: Patreon.com/bowchickawowwow

🎃 Halloween Special 👻This Halloween, we’re stepping out of the graveyard and into the boardroom, where the real monsters wear suits and ties. In Roger Watkins’ Corruption (1983), power and perversion go hand in hand as Jamie Gillis, Vanessa del Rio, and Bobby Astor descend into a world of blackmail, lust, and moral decay.Watkins, under his “Richard Mahler” alias, crafts a bleak, hypnotic vision of corporate hell where every deal is sealed in sin and every pleasure comes with a price. It’s part erotic noir, part psychological horror, and entirely soaked in that grimy 1980s Times Square atmosphere we love.So light a candle, pour yourself a stiff one, and join us as we celebrate Halloween and ask is it any good? Join us as we find out.Don’t forget to follow usTwitter: @bowchickawowpod @Goldie_goodhead @Vince_taint Instagram: @bowchickawowpodcastPatreon: Patreon.com/bowchickawowwow

👻 Welcome Back 👻This week, we’re turning down the lights for a Spooky Season Special with Curse of the Catwoman (1991) an erotic horror starring Rocco Siffredi, Raven, and the spellbinding Selena Steele. In a city slick with sin and neon, a shadow stalks the streets, a woman cursed with feline hunger and a taste for mortal desire.It’s claws, concrete, and carnal power in this early-’90s fever dream of lust and transformation. Lock your doors, light a candle, and get ready to purr, spooky season just got a whole lot steamier.Don’t forget to follow usTwitter: @bowchickawowpod @Goldie_goodhead @Vince_taint Instagram: @bowchickawowpodcastPatreon: Patreon.com/bowchickawowwow

* Re-upload of Season 2 Episode 1 *Aaaaaaand we’re back!!Season 2 baby!! Come listen along as we watch classic adult movies and talk about the obscurities of the way things were. In this episode we watch: Ultra Flesh. The men of Earth have been rendered impotent and no one seems to know why. Although a council of intergalactic, planetary beings have an idea. Enter Ultra Flesh, can she save the male population of Earth from impotence? Is it any good ? Let’s find out, join us for season 2 episode 1. Oh and don’t forget to follow usTwitter: @bowchickawowpod @Goldie_goodhead @Vince_taint Instagram: @bowchickawowpodcastPatreon: /bowchickawowwow

This week, we’re pirouetting our way into Let’s Get Physical (1983), a film that asks the age-old question: Can love, and a little extracurricular activity, heal all wounds? When a world-famous ballet dancer Carl (Paul Thomas) wrecks his car and his manhood after an ill-advised fling, his marriage to the elegant Maria (Hyapatia Lee) hits the rocks. But instead of wallowing in heartbreak, Lee takes matters into her own hands,both on and off the dance floor.What follows is a story that blends high drama and steamy romance, complete with  cover of M.Js “Beat It” and a dreamlike fantasy sequence that’s pure visual poetry. Bob Chinn directs with his usual finesse, crafting a film that feels like a soap opera from an alternate reality—one where pleasure is the cure for all ailments.So, is Let’s Get Physical any good? We’re lacing up our ballet slippers and diving into it all to find out.Don’t forget to follow us: https://linktr.ee/BowchickawowwowTwitter: @bowchickawowpod @Goldie_goodhead @Vince_taint Instagram: @bowchickawowpodcastPatreon: Patreon.com/bowchickawowwow

This week, we turn our attention to: The Image (1975) - directed by Radley Metzger.A film that exists at the intersection of art-house and erotica, sophistication and transgression. Based on the novel “L’Image” by Jean de Berg, visually striking it invites viewers into a world where power, desire, and control intertwine in unexpected ways.With Metzger’s signature cinematography, European flair, and meticulous attention to detail, The Image is a film that refuses to be easily categorized. Its characters navigate an intricate web of psychological tension, shifting dynamics, and unspoken desires, all set against the backdrop of high society elegance.But what makes The Image stand out in Metzger’s filmography? How does it compare to other works of its era? And what exactly is it about this film that has kept audiences discussing it for decades? We’re unraveling the mystery behind this provocative piece of cinema - and asking is it any good??Don’t forget to follow us: https://linktr.ee/BowchickawowwowTwitter: @bowchickawowpod @Goldie_goodhead @Vince_taint Instagram: @bowchickawowpodcastPatreon: Patreon.com/bowchickawowwow

Thank you to one of our patrons Lorenzo for the recommendationThis week, we’re diving into the sensual, stylish, and oh-so-French world of Extases très particulières (LaVorace) (1981)—a film that delivers everything you’d expect from early ‘80s European erotica: sleek cinematography, decadent settings, and a whole lot of lust.  A story packed with steamy encounters, undeniable chemistry, and that distinct Parisian charm. We follow Clochette, the daughter of a French prostitute who becomes increasingly curious about her mother's profession. Left alone during the day, she begins to explore her own desires, encountering various people who introduce her to different perspectives on love, relationships, and desire.   We’re peeling back the layers on this classic, from its sumptuous visuals to its unforgettable performances—because when it comes to vintage erotica, the French do it differently. What makes La Vorace stand out? Is it any good ? Lets find out...Don’t forget to follow us: https://linktr.ee/Bowchickawowwow