La venganza del sexo (Revenge of Sex) was released by Forbes-Unistar in the U. S. with the amazing title of The Curious Dr. Humpp.
Dr. Humpp (Dr. Zoide in the original, played by Aldo Barbero and wearing a wild outfit) plans on giving mankind eternal life using the power of the human libido. He has kidnapped several people*, including Rachel (Gloria Prat) and her boyfriend, a few hippies, a couple of lesbians and a woman with photos of naked men, and plans on forcing them to make love as much and as often as possible.
He also has a monster to kidnap these young sexual folks.
George (Ricardo Bauleo) is a reporter who follows Dr. Humpp after watching him buy boner pills at a pharmacy. Why does a sex doctor need to buy these things? He follows him to his secret lab and gets captured. He and Rachel make a plan and while George is getting it on with the nurse (Susana Beltrán), he learns that she wants to escape and be part of their plan. The monster has also become obsessed with a stripper that he captured.
Directed by Emilio Vieyra (who wrote this) and Jerald Intrator, this is a movie filled with dialogue like, "I must position this positive electrode against the nerves of the libido. If this experiment succeeds, I'll not only be able to restrain lust, but also turn humans into veritable screwing machines!, "Sex dominates the world! And now, I dominate sex!" and "It was I who first discovered how to make a man impotent by hiding his hat. I was the first one to explain the connection between excessive masturbation and entering politics."
Fog. A monster that plays guitar. A strange and haunting soundtrack that's as much jazz as early electronic music and I have no way of making it fit into a single category. A movie that tries to look like an Italian horror movie but also has nudity in nearly every scene. And the main power lurking in the shadows? A brain kept alive in fluid. And yes, one of my favorites, ether kidnapping.
The love that I have for this movie cannot be calculated by the logic of alphabets and the weights and measures of the human race.
*All of these scenes are inserts added when the movie made its way to the U. S. You can see Kim Pope (Intimate Teenager) and Kim Lewid (A Thousand Pleasures).
Dr. Humpp (Dr. Zoide in the original, played by Aldo Barbero and wearing a wild outfit) plans on giving mankind eternal life using the power of the human libido. He has kidnapped several people*, including Rachel (Gloria Prat) and her boyfriend, a few hippies, a couple of lesbians and a woman with photos of naked men, and plans on forcing them to make love as much and as often as possible.
He also has a monster to kidnap these young sexual folks.
George (Ricardo Bauleo) is a reporter who follows Dr. Humpp after watching him buy boner pills at a pharmacy. Why does a sex doctor need to buy these things? He follows him to his secret lab and gets captured. He and Rachel make a plan and while George is getting it on with the nurse (Susana Beltrán), he learns that she wants to escape and be part of their plan. The monster has also become obsessed with a stripper that he captured.
Directed by Emilio Vieyra (who wrote this) and Jerald Intrator, this is a movie filled with dialogue like, "I must position this positive electrode against the nerves of the libido. If this experiment succeeds, I'll not only be able to restrain lust, but also turn humans into veritable screwing machines!, "Sex dominates the world! And now, I dominate sex!" and "It was I who first discovered how to make a man impotent by hiding his hat. I was the first one to explain the connection between excessive masturbation and entering politics."
Fog. A monster that plays guitar. A strange and haunting soundtrack that's as much jazz as early electronic music and I have no way of making it fit into a single category. A movie that tries to look like an Italian horror movie but also has nudity in nearly every scene. And the main power lurking in the shadows? A brain kept alive in fluid. And yes, one of my favorites, ether kidnapping.
The love that I have for this movie cannot be calculated by the logic of alphabets and the weights and measures of the human race.
*All of these scenes are inserts added when the movie made its way to the U. S. You can see Kim Pope (Intimate Teenager) and Kim Lewid (A Thousand Pleasures).