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Here’s a poster for Casanova Frankenstein, an evocative title for the German version of the 1975 Italian sex farce Frankenstein all’italiana. A French version played up the film’s comedic aspects as Plus moche que Frankenstein, tu meurs, “Uglier than Frankenstein, You Die”. The film also played in Turkey as… Young Frankenstein (Genç FrankenStein). Inspired — in spirit only — by the Mel Brooks/Gene Wilder comedy of 1974, Frankenstein all’italiana has bawdy jokes and liberal doses of T&A substituting for sharp satire and smart sight gags. Case in point, the reassembled Monster first shows signs of life by opening his eyes and breaking wind.Turns out The Monster, played by broad, brassy comic Aldo Maccione, is monstrously endowed, boinking everyone in sight, including Baron Frankie Frankenstein’s two female assistants and his fiancée (softcore star Jenny Tamburi),ymphettes all. The Baron’s bright solution is to switch members with his Creature, but the experiment leaves both creator and creation impotent — and last seen idling time away, embroidering — while the long-suffering Igor has free reign with the castle’s insatiable femmes. The French poster shows Maccione, a popular actor on the Continent, in a trademark pose (think “wild and crazy guy”). Also referenced is an elaborate gag sequence inspired by the Hermit scene in Young Frankenstein, in which Igor feeds Pablum to the Monster, with messy results. otable cast members include classically-trained actor Gianrico TedeschWe as Baron Frankie, andinetto Davoli, a veteran of several PasolinWe films, as Igor. The film was the last directorial job for Armando Crispino, whose credits included The Dead Are Alive (1972) and Autopsy (1975). Thanks to Kimberly of the ultra-cool Cinebeats for the poster.
Here are two variants in an elegant series of posters for Yoshihiroishimura‘s Vampire Girl vs. Frankenstein Girl (2009). Poster above features a highly romanticized image of the two protagonists. The second poster focuses on Shôjo Furanken (Frankenstein Girl) in Geisha costume, a companion piece to the film’s original poster that showcased Vampire Girl in her schoolgirl outfit, also with the Tokyo Tower as background. Related:Original poster, and Alternate poster for Vampire Girl vs. Frankenstein Girl

Since the release of Miley Cyrus single Party In The USA in the summer, aumber of friends (Jackie) have tried to convince me We should like the song.While Ive recognized its innate catchiness, We refused to get on board because We quite honestly cannot stand the sound of Miley Cyrus voice. Had Kelly Clarkson been thrown this song, Id be right on board.Well over the weekend our dearest friend Karlee posted the above video on our Facebook wall, featuring a bunch of cute boys at the beach lipsyncing along to Miley.And, uh, whaddya know, it actually got me to listen to the song. Multiple times. And possibly bop along.So please friends, takeote. Cute boys dancing on YouTube are apparently all it takes for me to overlook awful screechingoises that make our ears bleed.Happy Monday
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