I really can't understand why this film is not on the list of the 1001 Films You Must See Before You Die. One simply has to watch at least one Emanuelle film to say they are familiar with 70s sleaze.
As an undercover reporter, Emanuelle (Laura Gemser) never hesitates to strip down and get under covers to get a story. Of course, this is America, so she will find all sorts of sleaze; enough to shock even her.
Mr D'Amato does not have to waste a lot of money on wardrobe in his films. Everywhere you go girls are lying around naked. When they do get in the pool, they have all sorts of fun with each other.
We even see a woman and a horse - not all the way, of course. That would make it porn. That is the way most sex scenes are; they stop just short of porn, although some do cross the line. There are even snuff films and torture porn, and then she sees the real thing.
If America isn't your cup of tea, you can catch Emanuelle in many other places in other film: Japan, Africa, Egypt, the Amazon, in prison, even in Hell.
As an undercover reporter, Emanuelle (Laura Gemser) never hesitates to strip down and get under covers to get a story. Of course, this is America, so she will find all sorts of sleaze; enough to shock even her.
Mr D'Amato does not have to waste a lot of money on wardrobe in his films. Everywhere you go girls are lying around naked. When they do get in the pool, they have all sorts of fun with each other.
We even see a woman and a horse - not all the way, of course. That would make it porn. That is the way most sex scenes are; they stop just short of porn, although some do cross the line. There are even snuff films and torture porn, and then she sees the real thing.
If America isn't your cup of tea, you can catch Emanuelle in many other places in other film: Japan, Africa, Egypt, the Amazon, in prison, even in Hell.