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He owned the rights to all of his films and spent the '80s and '90s reselling them on the house video / DVD market. The arrival of the house video market within the late '70s additionally accelerated the decline of the sexploitation genre. Hot Ice marks the demise of classic sexploitation cinema with its content absorbed into mainstream motion pictures. Stephen with a screenplay by Ed Wood, is now thought-about a camp classic and has inspired a cult following. The previous one, which I had been going to all my life, charged a hole charge, and was over $30 even for concession card holders; too expensive now. Wood served as author, production manager, casting agent, and even held up cue cards for Criswell, though he didn't direct. The movie includes scenes of bondage, lesbianism and a transvestite based mostly on Apostolof's frequent collaborator Ed Wood. Williams and Jordan have a lesbian encounter and a gay transvestite is talked into experimenting with a woman who deep throats bananas. His first marriage was to a lady named Joan, and it produced four kids: Maria, Susan, Polly and Steve. Although not very popular at the time, Journey to Freedom became part of the so-known as Red Scare, a period of intense anti-Communism that had already produced propaganda films like I Married a Communist (1949), The Red Menace (1949) and Big Jim McLain (1952). Journey to Freedom tells about Apostolof's escape from Communist Bulgaria through Istanbul, Paris and Toronto to Los Angeles, California. |
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