Donna Stanley

Nympho Cycler

Edward D. Wood Jr.

Edward D. Wood Jr., Casey Larrain

A hippy girl who loves her bike has sex with a variety of people.

Wow, It's Cindy

Ray Nankey

Phyllis Stengel, Gerard Broulard

Blonde German model Cindy (Phyllis Stenger) arrives at Los Angeles from Germany to try her hand at becoming a Hollywood actress. She is welcomed by her close friend Joyce (Uschi Digard) who is a successful call girl. Joyce puts Cindy up in her apartment. Soon Cindy finds out how difficult it is to start a Hollywood career. Despite submitting herself to the casting couch hanky panky Cindy is unable to land a starring role in any Hollywood movie. However Cindy’s sojourn in Hollywood is not all that gloomy when she meets the love of her life at a birthday party

Swamp Girl

Donald A. Davis

Ferlin Husky, Simone Griffeth

A little blonde girl who is abandoned by her parents in the Florida swamps is rescued and raised by a black man she calls her "Pa".

Keep Them Happy

Ron Dyer, Donna Stanley

The adventures of one “sex swapping” couple determined to turn their neighborhood on to the joys of organized bed hopping.

Fandango

John Hayes

James Whitworth, Shawn Devereaux

When a group of gold prospectors decide to take the beautiful women of pleasure of the Fandango Saloon away from a lecherous gang of outlaws, the ornery crooks don’t take it so easily. Shootings and kidnappings ensue, with the gals and good guys battling against the nasty criminals.

Fire in Her Bed!

Nick Millard

Donna Stanley, Barbara Mills

Lovely and free-spirited young hippie singer Donna goes to Los Angeles, California to seek fame and success in the Hollywood music scene. Donna records an album and falls in with a party hearty bohemian crowd which leads to the inevitable decadent descent into sex, drugs, and booze. Can Donna get out of this wild lifestyle in time? Or is she destined to meet a grim untimely end?

The Stewardesses

Al Silliman Jr.

Christina Hart, Ronald South

A single eventful night in the lives of a crew of Los Angeles-based, trans-Pacific stewardesses, as they experiment with drugs and engage in various sexual encounters. The Stewardesses is a 1969 Softcore 3-D film. Produced on a budget of just over $100,000, the film grossed over $27,000,000 (USD) in 1970 dollars, becoming the most profitable 3-D film ever released. This has now been passed by James Camerons Avatar.