Russ Meyer Collection (19 Films) - 13-DVD Box Set ( The Immoral Mr. Teas / Eve and the Handyman / Wild Gals of the Naked West / Black Snake / Europe in the Raw / Lorna / Mudhoney / Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! / Motor Psycho / Good Morning... and Goodbye! ) ( Mondo Topless / Cherry, Harry & Raquel! / Common Law Cabin / Pandora Peaks / Finders Keepers, Lovers Weepers! / Vixen! / Supervixens / Up! / Beneath the Valley of the Ultra-Vixens )

Russ Meyer Collection (19 Films) - 13-DVD Box Set (DVD) (*)

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Original Title: The Immoral Mr. Teas / Eve and the Handyman / Wild Gals of the Naked West / Black Snake / Europe in the Raw / Lorna / Mudhoney / Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! / Motor Psycho / Good Morning... and Goodbye!
Alternate Title: Mondo Topless / Cherry, Harry & Raquel! / Common Law Cabin / Pandora Peaks / Finders Keepers, Lovers Weepers! / Vixen! / Supervixens / Up! / Beneath the Valley of the Ultra-Vixens
Language Selections:
English ( Dolby Digital 2.0 )
English ( Dolby Digital Stereo )
English ( Mono )

Product Origin/Format:
United Kingdom ( PAL/Region 0 )

Running Time:
1543 min

Aspect Ratio:
Fullscreen

Special Features:
Box Set
Cast/Crew Interview(s)
Commentary
Featurette
Interactive Menu
Multi-DVD Set
Photo Gallery
Scene Access
Trailer(s)
Black & White
Booklet

Movie filmed in 1959 - 2001 and produced in:
United States ( USA, Canada )

Directed By:
Russ Meyer

Written By:
Edward J. Lakso
Russ Meyer
Jack Moran
Leonard Neubauer
James Griffith
Raymond Friday Locke
W.E. Sprague
Tom McGowan
Richard Zachary
Robert Rudelson
Roger Ebert

Actors:
Bill Teas ..... Mr. Teas
Ann Peters ..... Coffeeshop Waitress
Marilyn Wesley ..... Dental Assistant
Michele Roberts ..... Secretary
Dawn Danielle ..... Beach Beauty
Eve Meyer ..... Eve
Anthony-James Ryan ..... The Handyman
Frank Bolger ..... Street sweeper
Iris Bristol ..... Girl in the laundromat
Joseph Carroll ..... Girl
Rita Day ..... Artist
James A. Evanoff ..... Girl
Gigi Frost ..... Girl
Mildred Knezevich ..... Francesca
Francesca Leslie ..... Narrator
Lee Merrin ..... Restroom girl
Sam Meyer
B. Granger Moore
Florence E. Moore
Barbara Murphy
Sammy Gilbert ..... The Stranger
Anthony-James Ryan ..... Golden Nuggets
Jackie Moran ..... Snake Wolf
Terri Taylor ..... Snick
Frank Bolger ..... The Bosom
Werner Kirsch
Julie Williams
Ken Parker
Charles G. Schelling
Nate Schwantze
Barbara Baral
Arlyn Solomon
Rusty Taylor
Pegge Thomas
Jean Roche
Anouska Hempel ..... Lady Susan Walker
David Warbeck ..... Sir Charles Walker / Ronald Sopwith
Percy Herbert ..... Joxer Tierney
Thomas Baptiste ..... Isiah
Milton McCollin ..... Joshua
Bernard Boston ..... Capt. Raymond Daladier
Vikki Richards ..... Cleone
David Prowse ..... Jonathan Walker
Bloke Modisane ..... Bottoms
Anthony Sharp ..... Lord Clive
Robert Lee ..... Informer
Carl Corbin ..... Stalwart
Ebbie Clark ..... Cart Driver
Sydney A. Harris ..... Village Elder
Donna Young ..... 1st Running Girl
Denise Du Vall ..... Narrator
Heide Richter ..... Narrator
Yvette Le Grand ..... Narrator
Greta Thorwald
Abundavita
Gigi La Touche
Veronique Gabriel
Fred Owens
Lynn Held
Vic Perrin
Franklin L. Thistle
Lorna Maitland ..... Lorna
Mark Bradley ..... The Convict
James Rucker ..... Jim
Hal Hopper ..... Luther
Doc Scortt ..... Jonah
Althea Currier ..... Ruthie
F. Rufus Owens ..... Ezra
Frank Bolger ..... Silas
Ken Parker ..... The Fisherman
James Griffith ..... The Man of God
Hal Hopper ..... Sidney Brenshaw
Antoinette Cristiani ..... Hannah Brenshaw
John Furlong ..... Calif McKinney
Rena Horten ..... Eula
Princess Livingston ..... Maggie Marie
Lorna Maitland ..... Clara Belle
Sam Hanna ..... Injoys
Stuart Lancaster ..... Lute Wade
Nick Wolcuff ..... Sheriff Abel
Frank Bolger ..... Brother Hansen
Lee Ballard ..... Sister Hansen
Michael Finn ..... Thurmond Pate
F. Rufus Owens ..... Milton
Wilfred Kues ..... Lynch mob
Charles Felix
Tura Satana ..... Varla
Haji ..... Rosie
Lori Williams ..... Billie
Ray Barlow ..... Tommy
Sue Bernard ..... Linda
Michael Finn ..... Gas Station Attendant
Dennis Busch ..... The Vegetable
Stuart Lancaster ..... The Old Man
Paul Trinka ..... Kirk
Haji ..... Ruby Bonner
Alex Rocco ..... Cory Maddox
Steve Oliver ..... Brahmin
Holle K. Winters ..... Gail Maddox
Joseph Cellini ..... Dante
Thomas Scott ..... Slick
Coleman Francis ..... Harry Bonner
Sharon Lee ..... Jessica Fannin
Steve Masters ..... Frank
Arshalouis Aivazian ..... Frank's Wife
Russ Meyer ..... Sheriff
George Costello ..... Doctor
F. Rufus Owens ..... Rufus
Richard S. Brummer ..... Ambulance Driver
Timothy Scott ..... Slick
Toby Adler ..... Betty
Alaina Capri ..... Angel Boland
Karen Ciral ..... Lana Boland
Haji ..... The Catalyst
Tom Howland ..... Herb
Don Johnson ..... Ray
Stuart Lancaster ..... Burt Boland
Joe Perrin ..... Narrator
Cara Peters ..... Nude
Sylvia Tedemar ..... Go-Go Dancer
Megan Timothy ..... Lottie
Patrick M. Wright ..... Stone
Babette Bardot ..... Bouncy
Pat Barrington ..... Herself
Sin Lenee ..... Lucious
Darlene Grey ..... Buxotic
Diane Young ..... Yummy
Darla Paris ..... Delicious
Donna X ..... Xciting
Veronique Gabriel ..... Herself ('Europe in the Raw' footage)
Greta Thorwald ..... Herself ('Europe in the Raw' footage)
Denice Duval ..... Herself ('Europe in the Raw' footage)
Abundavita ..... Herself ('Europe in the Raw' footage)
Heide Richter ..... Herself ('Europe in the Raw' footage)
Gigi La Touche ..... Herself ('Europe in the Raw' footage)
Yvette Le Grand ..... Herself ('Europe in the Raw' footage)
Lorna Maitland ..... Herself ('Lorna' screentest footage)
Larissa Ely ..... Raquel
Linda Ashton ..... Cherry
Charles Napier ..... Harry
Bert Santos ..... Enrique
Frank Bolger ..... Mr. Franklin
Uschi Digard ..... Soul
Michelle Grand ..... Millie
John Milo ..... Apache
Michaelani ..... Doctor Lee
Robert Aiken ..... Tom
John Koester ..... Gas Station Attendant
Daniel Roberts ..... Delivery Boy
Ken Swofford ..... Barney Rickert
Alaina Capri ..... Sheila Ross
Jackie Moran ..... Dewey Hoople
Adele Rein ..... Coral Hoople
Andrew Hagara ..... Laurence Talbot III
Frank Bolger ..... Cracker
Babette Bardot ..... Babette
John Furlong ..... Dr. Martin Ross
Pandora Peaks ..... Herself
Tundi ..... Herself
Leasha ..... Herself
Candy Samples ..... Herself
Russ Meyer ..... Himself/Narrator
Uschi Digard ..... Narrator
Anne Chapman ..... Kelly
Paul Lockwood ..... Paul
Gordon Wescourt ..... Ray
Duncan McLeod ..... Cal
Robert Rudelson ..... Feeny
Lavelle Roby ..... Claire
Jan Sinclair ..... Christiana
Joey DuPrez ..... Joy
Pamela Collins ..... 1st Dancer
John Furlong ..... Customer
Nick Wolcuff ..... Nick
Vickie Roberts ..... Girl
Michael Roberts ..... Boy
Erica Gavin ..... Vixen Palmer
Garth Pillsbury ..... Tom Palmer
Harrison Page ..... Niles
Jon Evans ..... Judd
Vincene Wallace ..... Janet King
Robert Aiken ..... Dave King
Michael Donovan O'Donnell ..... O'Bannion
Peter Carpenter ..... Mountie
John Furlong ..... Sam the Gas Station Attendant
Jackie Illman ..... Tourist
Shari Eubank ..... SuperAngel
Charles Napier ..... Harry Sledge
Uschi Digard ..... SuperSoul
Charles Pitts ..... Clint Ramsey
Henry Rowland ..... Martin Bormann
Christy Hartburg ..... SuperLorna
Colleen Brennan ..... SuperCherry
John Lazar ..... Cal MacKinney
Stuart Lancaster ..... Lute
Deborah McGuire ..... SuperEula
Glenn Dixon ..... Luther
Haji ..... SuperHaji
'Big Jack' Provan ..... Sheriff
Garth Pillsbury ..... Fisherman
Ron Sheridan ..... Policeman
Edward Schaaf ..... Adolph Schwartz
Robert McLane ..... Paul
Elaine Collins ..... The Ethopian Chef
Candy Samples ..... The Headsperson
Su Ling ..... Limehouse
Janet Wood ..... Sweet Li'l Alice
Linda Sue Ragsdale ..... Gwendolyn
Raven De La Croix ..... Margo Winchester
Monty Bane ..... Homer Johnson
Marianne Marks ..... Chesty Young Thing
Larry Dean ..... Leonard Box
Bob Schott ..... Rafe
Foxy Lae ..... Pocohontas
Ray Reinhardt ..... The Commissioner
Kitten Natividad ..... The Greek Chorus
Kitten Natividad ..... Lavonia / Lola Langusta
Ann Marie ..... Eufaula Roop
Ken Kerr ..... Lamar Shedd
June Mack ..... Junkyard Sal
Patrick M. Wright ..... Mr. Peterbuilt
Robert E. Pearson ..... Dr. Asa Lavender
Michael Finn ..... Semper Fidelis
Sharon Ceccatti ..... Nurse Flovilla Thatch
Don Scarborough ..... Beau Badger
Aram Katcher ..... Tyrone
DeForest Covan ..... Zebulon
Steve Tracy ..... Rhett
Stuart Lancaster ..... The Man From Small Town U.S.A.

Synopsis:

Vixens, Supervixens, Motor Psychos and Wild Gals, welcome to the pneumatic world of soft-core kingpin Russ Meyer, the man who did more than any other director in the history of cinema to exalt the female anatomy and celebrate their finest assets. You'll see breasts so big they can barely be contained by the screen in Meyer's revolutionary pictures which combine his obsession for Amazonian women with outrageous sex, bawdy humour, brain scrambling fast cuts and sights you'd never imagine could be legally captured on film in mid 20th century America. Journey beneath the valley of the Ultravixens, Get messy with Mudhoney and find out what perversions go on in the common law cabin in the Russ Meyer DVD collection.
Films Comprise:
1. Vixen
2. Supervixens
3. Beneath The Valley Of The Ultravixens
4. Mondo Topless
5. Up!
6. Faster Pussycat Kill! Kill!
7. Lorna
8. Mudhoney
9. Wild Gals Of The Naked West
10. Blacksnake
11. Motorpsycho
12. Good Morning & Goodbye
13. Cherry, Harry and Raquel
14. Pandora Peaks
15. Finders Keepers, Lovers Weepers
16. The Immoral Mr Teas
17. Eve And The Handyman
18. Common Law Cabin
19. Europe in the Raw

The Immoral Mr Teas (1959)
Russ Meyer's first film is the bizarre journey of Mr Teas, a door-to-door salesman for dentists' equipment. Needless to say he encounters a plethora of well-endowed women on his travels!

Eve And The Handyman (1961)
Sex-sationally Different! Hold on to your hat, as Eve will keep you jumping for joy with this one!

Wild Gals Of The Naked West (1962)
A sintillating, titillating, rollicking, raucous, romp through the wild and swinging West!
An old man recounts some of stories revolving around the more subversive antics of the townsfolk past.

Black Snake (1973)
No man escaped her island - or her whip! Black and white men fall prey to Harlot who rules her island with a lashing whip. Breastman Meyer's statement film against racial bigotry.

Europe In The Raw (1963)
A deviant daredevil deposits a camera in a briefcase and serruptiously films heretofore unrecorded scenes of foreign philandering.

Lorna (1964)
Lorna is a young voluptuous woman with an insatiable sexual appetite. Unfortunately her husband, James, isn't up to the job, and his friends know it. One day, whilst James working in the salt mines, Lorna is raped by an escaped convict. She finds herself becoming attracted to him, despite his brutal treatment...

Mudhoney (1965)
Calif McKinney (John Furlong) is an ex-con traveling from Michigan to California during the depression. Upon stopping in Spooner, Missouri, to find work, he becomes employed as a farmhand under Sidney (Hal Hopper) and Hannah Brenshaw (Antoinette Christiani), a married couple who are having difficulties. Sidney is a raving alcoholic who can't stay away from the house of Maggie Marie (Princess Livingston), a crazed old woman who prostitutes her two beautiful young daughters (Lorna Maitland and Rena Horton). As Sidney descends deeper into alcoholism, love blossoms between Hannah and Calif. They have the blessing of father figure, Lute Wade (Stu Lancaster), but it's certain that Sidney will not easily give up his wife.

Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! (1965)
Russ Meyer's ode to the violence in women... Welcome to the world of female violence. Meet the sumptuously sexy Varla, played at full throttle and with well-upholstered relish by the half-Japanese, half-Cherokee Tura Satana. She's having a lovely time with her two go-going pals, dancing the Watusi in a sleazy bar packed with leering, jeering macho-men. And after a hard day's grooving, what better than a drag race in the desert? So it's off we go, hurtling across the California sands as we follow the trio of homicidal go-go gals, hell bent on wreaking revenge on all things male, as they embark on a desperate desert drive-thru, taking a bikini-clad wimp hostage and leaving a trail of human wreckage in their wake. Filmed in glorious black and blue, Faster Pussycat has been hailed as 'the best movie ever made' and a 'definite Desert Island Movie'. Celluloid proof that Russ Meyer is a complete and utter cult.

Motor Psycho (1965)
High priest of 'breastploitation' Russ Meyer entered the biker film craze of the mid-1960s with this hyperactive tale of rape and murder in the California desert. Alex Rocco is Cory Maddox, a veterinarian whose wife is defiled by a rampaging trio of moped-riding miscreants led by Brahman (Stephen Oliver), a crazed Vietnam vet. When the local sheriff (played by Meyer himself under the name 'E.E. Meyer') claims that his wife invited her attack, Cory plots revenge on the hoodlums. Trailing them into the desert, he finds Ruby (Haji), a Cajun woman whose husband has just been killed by the gang. As the two gain on the homicidal trio, the gang begins to break apart, leaving Cory and Ruby to face-off against the violent, gun-toting Brahman.

Good Morning... And Goodbye! (1967)
Russ Meyer's first narrative production in colour, stars Stuart Lancaster as wealthy farmer, Burt Boland. With a beautiful virginal teenage daughter (Karen Ceral), and a gorgeous nymphomaniac wife, Angel (Alaina Capri), he seems to have it all. However, he - suprisingly - suffers from impotence, and Angel, being the girl she is, isn't adverse to seeking pleasure from other sources....

Mondo Topless (1966)
Too Much For One Man! Shot in San Francisco, Mondo topless is a celebration of the new sexual freedom that was causing topless go-go clubs to spring up in the more liberal-thinking communities across the United States of the 1960s.

Cherry, Harry And Raquel (1970)
A short, sharp, square-jawed action yarn with dollops of director Russ Meyer's trademark sex, 'Cherry, Harry And Raquel' stars Charles Napier as corrupt border sheriff Harry (a character who would recur in 1975's 'Supervixens'). When he and his Chicano deputy learn of an Apache's plan to tell the authorities that Harry has been smuggling marijuana across the border, they set out to catch and kill him. Along the way, Harry also finds the time to romance both Raquel (Larissa Ely) and Cherry (Linda Ashton), two women who also take quite a liking to each other. Bloody, with a distinct anti-drug message, 'Cherry' is bursting with late-1960's color and style.

Common-Law Cabin (1967)
Big women! Big appetites! Big trouble Dewey Hoople, a widower, lives with his common-law wife and his beautiful young daughter in a ramshackle Arizona resort on the Colorado River. He pays Cracker (Franklin Bolger), a crusty old boatman, to bring customers for drinks and entertainment that consists of his wife (Babette Bardot) performing a nude torch ritual and their lovely teenage daughter, Coral (Adele Rein), dancing to records. Things get particularly lively at Hoople's Hideaway when Cracker brings in Dr. Ross (John Furlong), his wife (Alaina Capri), and the mysterious Barney (Ken Swofford). Before too long, Dr. Ross is contemplating suicide, and the sexual tension between Mrs. Ross and Barney is smoldering. However, Barney is revealed to be much more dangerous than he seems...

Pandora Peaks (2001)
Pandora Peaks and her sizeable assets, are lovingly captured by the master of 'Breastploitation', Russ Meyer.

Finders Keepers, Lovers Weepers! (1968)
The big-bosomed action continues... A couple who run a bar and the local brothel become the victims of a couple of robbers.

Vixen! (1968)
Is she woman ... or animal? Vixen (Erica Gavin) and her bush pilot husband, Tom (Garth Pillsbury), live in the remote Canadian Northwest. A young, robust woman, Vixen eagerly finds ways to temper her fiery libido while Tom is off picking up passengers in his plane. Also a racist, she takes pleasure in ridiculing conscientious objector Niles (Harrison Page), a black American friend of her brother's. When Tom brings Dave (Robert Aiken) and Janet (Vincene Wallace), an attractive young couple, to the lodge overnight for a fishing getaway, Vixen takes carnal advantage of each of them. Tom, meanwhile, is oblivious to his wife's libidinous activities. Later, when Tom gets a seemingly benevolent customer who wishes to go to Toronto, all seems fine. But when the customer turns out to be dangerous, Niles might be the only one who can help, proving Vixen to be unfounded in her prejudice in the process.

Supervixens (1975)
Too much...for one movie! In Russ Meyer's 'Supervixens', Clint (Charles Pitts) works at Martin Bormann's filling station to provide for his beautiful but excessively nagging wife, Superangel (Shari Eubank). When a neighbor calls the police after hearing a domestic squabble between the two, the call is answered by Officer Harry Sledge (Associate Producer and Jonathan Demme regular Charles Napier). Harry takes a liking to Superangel and comes back the next day while Clint is working. Though Superangel attempts to seduce Harry, he is unable to perform, leading her to ridicule him. His violent temper leads him to murder her in the bathtub, which results in Clint being framed for the murder of his own wife. Hapless Clint then goes cross-country in an effort to clear his name...

Up! (1976)
Another Meyer and Ebert collaboration... The inimitable Russ Meyer turns in another unbelievably bizarre movie with this comedically complex feature, which fearlessly blends sex and violence into a heady, over-the-top brew. The film begins with the murder of aging Nazi, Adolph Schwartz (Edward Schaaf), then segues into the story of a busty heroine (Raven De La Croix) who destroys the man who rapes her, becomes a smash attraction at a restaurant, and gets caught up in a violent axe battle between two macho men.

Beneath The Valley Of The Ultravixens (1979)
From the minds of Russ Meyer and Roger Ebert... Junkyard worker Lamar (Ken Kerr) is having a strange marital problem--there's only one thing that can turn him on, and it's rather uncomfortable for his wife, Lavonia (Kitten Natividad). There is a chance that effeminate dentist/marriage counselor Asa Lavender (Robert Pearson) can help him, but it seems that he likes Lamar just the way he is. If Lamar doesn't get help soon, though, Lavonia may go through every man in town to get her own satisfaction. Luckily, buxom radio evangelist Eufaula Roop (Ann Marie) may be able to help Lamar before it's too late...

Collection of sexploitation features from cult filmmaker Russ Meyer. In 'Wild Gals of the Naked West' (1962), a parody of the western genre, Julie Williams stars as the girlfriend of the evil Snake Wolf (Frank Bolger). When Snake's woman shows interest in the diminutive stranger in town, the scene is set for a final showdown, complete with ten gallon hats and six-shooters. 'Mudhoney' (1965) is a tale of love, hatred and sadism, in which the flirtatious Sister Hansen (Lee Ballard) vamps it up in competition with country strumpets Eula (Rena Horten) and Clara Belle (Lorna Maitland). The town just ain't big enough for all these buxom beauties. In 'Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!' (1965) three go-go girls turn on their predominantly male audience and begin breaking their bones and running them over when the violence of our times just gets too much for them. In 'Motor Psycho' (1965) ex-Vietnam vet Brahmin (Steven Oliver) leads two other Hells Angels on a lovin' and killin' spree across the country. However, they choose the wrong victim when they attack Gail Maddox (Holle K. Winters), whose husband, Cory (Alex Rocco), vows revenge and sets off in pursuit. In 'Vixen!' (1968) Erica Gavin stars as Vixen Palmer, the sex-hungry resident of a Canadian mountain resort. Whilst her husband is busy flying in the tourists, she concentrates on showing those already on terra firma a good time, even extending her hospitality to her biker brother. In 'Supervixens' (1975) Clint Ramsey (Charles Pitts) is forced on the run after a psychotic cop kills his wife and tries to pin the blame on him. As he zig-zags across America, Clint finds that it's not only the law that's after him: every well-endowed nymphomaniac in the country seems to want to get their hands on him too. In 'Beneath the Valley of the Ultra-Vixens' (1979) Lavonia (Kitten Natividad) has to find a cure for her lover's impotence, a search that forces her into a number of compromising situations. The set includes another 12 of Meyer's most famed works which comprise: 'The Immortal Mr. Teas' (1959), 'Eve and the Handyman' (1961), 'Europe in the Raw' (1963), 'Lorna' (1964), 'Mondo Topless' (1966), 'Common Law Cabin' (1967), 'Good Morning... and Goodbye!' (1967), 'Finders Keepers, Lovers Weepers!' (1968), 'Cherry, Harry and Raquel!' (1970), 'Black Snake' (1973), 'Up!' (1976) and 'Pandora Peaks' (2001).

This product was added to our catalog on Sunday 20 November, 2011.