Blonde in Black Silk

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Here’s a little clip from a 1979 adult film called, “Blonde in Black Silk”. Mr. Dinkfield (Eric Edwards) spanks Bridget (Arcadia Lake) in order for her to avoid expulsion. I particularly like the “Beat the British” poster that is randomly interjected into the spanking scene; Arcadia is decidedly un-British so I’m not sure of the relevance aside from the obvious “beat” reference.

He says he must spank her “very, very hard” because she was “very, very bad”. (The only crime I really see is the thin script.) I think he got a little distracted once she was over his knee because he was less than thorough.

Normal posts should resume tonight. I’ve been preoccupied with equally fun, yet vanilla, endeavors this weekend.

Note: The video says 1966, but IMDB says this movie was made in 1979 with a release date of 1981.

Under the Caresses of the Martinet

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This 1930′s stag film, “Sous Les Caresses du Martinet” (Under the Caresses of the Martinet), shows a kinky version of the renowned pillow fight.

Photo captions by Mae West

I’m positive that these are the activities she had in mind when Mae West made her bawdy double entendres. Wouldn’t you agree?

“I’ve been in more laps than a napkin.”

“A hard man is good to find.”

“It takes two to get one in trouble.”

“A dame that knows the ropes isn’t likely to get tied up.”

“Anything worth doing is worth doing slowly.”

“I like restraint, if it doesn’t go too far.”

“Give a man a free hand and he’ll run it all over you.”

“I didn’t discover curves; I only uncovered them.”