Ozploitation From Intervision In January 2012: AUSTRALIA AFTER DARK & THE ABCs OF LOVE On DVD

Intervision Picture Corp has only released about five films over the last year, but they've all been interesting experiences. They started out with a couple of unsung Jess Franco films and moved into the realm of DIY shot on video horror from the 80's. Now, a year later, they are finally fulfilling their promise to unleash a couple of Ozploitation mondo documentaries that they teased right from the very beginning, John Lamond's Australia After Dark and The ABCs of Love and Sex.  Both are due January 10th, 2012, here are the details.

AUSTRALIA AFTER DARK

Five years before he turned the world on with his schoolgirl sexploitation classic FELICITY, producer/director John Lamond made his indelible debut with this mondo-style look at the depraved underbelly of a land down-under. It's an ultra-sleazy, full-frontal journey through "the weird and the pathetic, the ugly, the obscene and the beautiful", featuring strippers, swingers, murderers, devil worshipers, nutty gurus, drunken aborigines, and much more. From the back alleys of the big cities to the savage cruelty of the outback, discover a continent of pleasure, pain, erotic art, wriggling cuisine, tiny bikinis, alien landings, record-breaking beer consumption and insane amounts of '70s nudity, now fully restored from a print recently discovered in the cellar of the Lower Wonga Drive-In and presented uncut & uncensored for the first time ever in America.

And The ABCs of Love and Sex

THE ABCS OF LOVE AND SEX

In between the mondo mayhem of AUSTRALIA AFTER DARK and the softcore teenage classic FELICITY, producer/director John Lamond schooled the continent with this graphic grindhouse jaw-dropper: What was ostensibly presented as a serious study of sexual behavior is actually an erotically-charged trip through an alphabet of deviant sexual pleasure, including mile-high clubs, female masturbation, mincing homosexuals, hot lesbians, enormous genitals, disco music, rape fantasies, interpretive dance, socio-cultural blathering, relentless nudity and even a bit of creepy stop-motion animation. Marilyn Rodgers (FELICITY) and Maj-Brith Berstrom-Walan of The Swedish Institute For Sexual Research star in this delightfully dubious documentary relic, now fully restored from a print originally seized by the Australian Classification Board and presented uncut & uncensored for the first time ever in America.

Intervision plans to follow these up with another SOV classic, The Burning Moon, in February.  Details on that release are still sketchy, though it is tentatively scheduled for Valentine's Day, appropriate.  In the meantime, check out the details of these two releases and pre-order your copies now!