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Venus in Seide - Tabu 122 / 1977

anonymous asked:

I'm trying to track down a porno movie I saw a long time ago. It was European but dubbed. The setup was that everything took place in a sex club, and there were a few acts. One was a woman writing a letter to a lover and masturbating; another was a woman making a salad and ending up masturbating; and then an audience member fucked someone in the stage show. I think the translated title was "Venus in Mink" but I can't find any info about it online

Aha! You have described it well. It is a German loop called “Venus In Seide” (Tabu 122 ) with Angelina Brasini, Helen Thomas and the always lovely Patricia Rhomberg.

Year: 1977
Country: West Germany
Genre: German Sex Comedy / Loop
Language: German
Studio: Tabu

Starring: Angelina Brasini, Helen Thomas, Patricia Rhomberg

Melanie Moore

anonymous asked: How about the big tutted blonde from the early 90s going by the name of Melanie Moore? Or perhaps I was just dreaming 😁. Thanks

We wouldn’t exactly call her “big tutted” :) 
But do you mean this Melanie Moore?

Sharon Thorpe / Sex World / 1978

anonymous  asked:
I did a search and didn't find any. But do you have any images of Sharon Thorpe? I loved her in Sex World.

It’s very hard to find any pictorials with Sharon Thorpe. In fact we don’t know of any at all. Someone please correct us if we’re wrong! But here are some stills from her orgasmic scene in Sex World (1978).
—Retro

“I grew up in a few different small towns in the Midwest, where people were very repressive about their sex…very secretive, very ashamed of it. When I was 12, my parents began collecting a wonderful library—every time a sex book was written by a scientist, sociologist, psychiatrist… every one of them indicated, one way or another, that sex was good. It’s very healthy and a way that people can put an end to divisiveness. I felt that this was the way to live. However, the sexually repressive community in which I lived didn’t feel this way.

On the one hand, women try to look and act as sexy if possible, without ever indicating that they actually engage in sex and without indicating that they actually have genitals. In this kind of environment, I felt very outside in terms of my thinking that I couldn’t act according to my feelings because I didn’t want to be an outcast and I had no sexual attraction to people who I felt would brutalize me psychologically for having sex. The minute I got out of that town, I went to New York to be a student at 17. I felt that in such a large city I could be so anonymous that no matter what anyone thought, I could engage in sex secretly now I’m alone. I could find out all about it.”

—Sharon Thorpe from ‘A Film About Sharon’ (1975)