Nadine de Rangot

Die Klosterschulerinnen (released in the U.S. as "Sex Life In A Convent"), the 1972 Eberhard Schroder German nunsploitation religious nun Catholic sexploitation thriller ("Little Girls with BIG Ideas") starring Doris Arden, Sascha Hehn, Josef Moosholzer, Ulrich Beiger, and Elisabeth Volkmann

A hitchhiking runaway tells the man who picks her up about her friends' sexual escapades.

A gang of white slavers lure beautiful young women into prostitution by staging beauty contests in which the "prize" is a Hollywood contract. The "winners" are then drugged and sold to international sex traffickers

A report style film that focuses on salacious episodes of housewives engaging in infidelity.

At the girls' school, the young teacher requests the young women to prepare a lecture on the topic "The Preliminaries", for next week, before the year's end. The girls would contact him if they had any problems with their work. Thus a series of sexual experiments start, which will involve the whole class, and even the teacher.

A bunch of delinquent women are shipped to an island prison run by the sadistic warden Carla. Forced into situations of sexual perversion and violence and torture, the prisoners band together to try to overthrow Carla and escape the island.

Hausfrauen-Report 2

Three sexy sisters take care of their guest house, on a scenic hill in Birkenhof, Switzerland. A young man, vigorous mountain biker, arrives to take a rest, and the girls are all over him. The two older sisters decide to fight, nude, all-in on the hay of the barnyard - and while they are at it, the younger and quicker sister is already in bed with their guest! The cow participates in a quick, undignified end to the female wrestling match...

Massage parlors are spread all over the world. Masseuses advertise even in "serious" newspapers in order to loose up every muscle. This movie reports about the experiences in the massage parlours of Rome, Bangkok, Paris, Copenhagen, Vienna, Zurich, Stockholm, Berlin, Nice and Munich. There is more truth in it than you would believe.

The starting point of the plot is a Men's club, which serves both as a meeting place as well as an alibi by unfaithful husbands. Interspersed between the sex scenes are reporters' questions on alleged passersby about marital fidelity and infidelity.

Workers of a journey company state about guys and females who pass their vacation time just by sexual enjoyment, which is shown overly thorough and commented on.

Laura Gemser, as Emanuelle, takes viewers on a worldwide perv vacation and introduces footage of bizarre sexual behavior and performances in the style of a Mondo movie.