The Insatiable Ironbabe?
By Dan Scapperotti
Having taken on King Kong, Gladiator and Spiderman the culprits at Seduction Cinema set their eyes on Ironman, of course with their traditional Sapphic insights. The Insatiable Ironbabe stars Darian Caine, Kerri Taylor and Jackie Stevens as Horny Fark, subtlety is not an option at the New Jersey studio, a billionaire who got her dough producing a line of sex toys. When Fark is captured by terrorists while at an international sex toy fair she has an epiphany and decides to strike back with her own super sex toy suit.
Stevens owns a boutique store in New York and has created a lingerie clothing line. She was looking for models and photographers to publicize her designs before she decided to model the clothes herself. After hiring a photographer, Steven put the picture on onemodelplace.com. “That’s a website for amateur models and photographers where a lot of people find work and a lot of people find models,” she explains. “I wanted models to see what kind of lingerie they would be modeling.” The move had a welcome, but unexpected side effect. Stevens was contacted by Seduction Cinema who had seen her on the website. [Read more…]

By Dan Scapperotti
detectives who think he has stolen the statute, his girlfriend dumps him for Eddie’s best friend and his boss can’t wait to get his hands on this beautiful woman who magically showed up in his store’s bedroom display.

How do you promote The Changeling, a grim true drama about a woman who’s son was kidnapped and then replaced with another child? If you’re Universal/Imagine and Angelina Jolie is your star you get her head as big on the poster as possible. And that poor kid? That’s him on the lower right cowering before his mother’s giant lips.Jolie, who does the best “Give me back my son!” since Mel Gibson shouted in Ransom “Give me back my son!”seems distractingly gorgeous for a heavy drama like this period piece directed by Clint Eastwood. Usually when you do this tortured mom thing you get someone like Meryl (”A dingo ate my baby. Honest!) Streep.



British actress Ida Lupino, yes British, was such a natural that she disappeared into her roles. Never flamboyant, the doe-eyed actress could convincingly portray a girl desperately seeking a gangster’s attention as she does in High Sierra with Humphrey Bogart and Out of the Fog opposite John Garfield or a down and out waif at the end of her rope. As an actress she seldom drew attention to herself. While her more mercurial studio sisters like Bette Davis, Ann Sheridan and Olivia deHaviland would get the showy roles, Lupino would be cast in films turned down by the A list.
In the late 1940s, Lupino became a producer aligned with RKO Studios and directed her first film Not Wanted followed by Never Fear. At the time she was the only female producer-director in Hollywood. She went on to direct dozens of films and TV shows.




