Cafe Flesh (1982)
aka Café Flesh
Genre: Surreal | Sci-Fi | Postnuke | Comedy
Country: USA | Director: Stephen Sayadian
Language: English | Subtitles: None
Aspect ratio: 1.33:1 | Length: 73mn
Starring: Angel Selby, Becky Savage, Erica Nile, Kim Collier, Marie Sharp, Pia Snow, Sue Ravan, Terri Copeland, Tantala Ray, D'Elliot Marcussi, Jeff Conner, Kevin James, Starbuck
In the future, humans are divided into Sex Negatives and Sex Positives. The negatives get sick if they have sex so they go to Cafe Flesh to see positives who are forced to perform on stage for the negatives. Lana is a positive who everyone thinks is a negative and she must decide whether to come clean or not.
Cafe Flesh is an adult movie. Let's make no mistake about it. The fact is, however, Cafe Flesh only contains hardcore explicit scenes because that is the only way Stephen Sayadian could get funding for his film. The concepts are straight out science fiction. The remarkable vision of Stephen Sayadian screams unique. Mitchell Froom's soundtrack just adds to the overall feel of the film. The writing is simply poetic. If you are a conscientious movie buff that likes to have your brain stimulated, please do yourself a favor and do not miss this movie. If you are just into porn, you may not even get wood. This is a story...a post-apocalyptic nightmarish world of sexual slaves, tortured souls, and the dynamic interpersonal developments that come out of a nuclear holocaust. Cafe Flesh is BRILLIANT.
In the future, humans are divided into Sex Negatives and Sex Positives. The negatives get sick if they have sex so they go to Cafe Flesh to see positives who are forced to perform on stage for the negatives. Lana is a positive who everyone thinks is a negative and she must decide whether to come clean or not.
Cafe Flesh is an adult movie. Let's make no mistake about it. The fact is, however, Cafe Flesh only contains hardcore explicit scenes because that is the only way Stephen Sayadian could get funding for his film. The concepts are straight out science fiction. The remarkable vision of Stephen Sayadian screams unique. Mitchell Froom's soundtrack just adds to the overall feel of the film. The writing is simply poetic. If you are a conscientious movie buff that likes to have your brain stimulated, please do yourself a favor and do not miss this movie. If you are just into porn, you may not even get wood. This is a story...a post-apocalyptic nightmarish world of sexual slaves, tortured souls, and the dynamic interpersonal developments that come out of a nuclear holocaust. Cafe Flesh is BRILLIANT.
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Can you upload the post-apocalyptic X film "THE 8TH DAY" please?
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