Luigi Scattini

Edmund Purdom narrates a pseudo-documentary about sexuality in Sweden. It shows contraceptives for teen girls, lesbian nightclubs, wife swapping, porno movies, biker gangs, and Walpurgis Night celebrations. It also examines Sweden's purported drug, drinking and suicide problems. It features the original appearance of the Piero Umiliani's nonsense song "Mah Nà Mah Nà" which was later popularized by "Sesame Street" and "The Muppet Show". (imdb)

The film opens to the immortal strains of "Bella Come Te" as Mansfield-playing herself-checks into a fancy hotel and within five minutes comes up with at least 10 different excuses to disrobe, shower and prance around almost naked. Franco and Ciccio (at the time Italy's top funnymen, who also appeared in Dr. Goldfoot and the Girl Bombs and may very well be the two scariest Jerry Lewis imitators of all time) play horny bellhops spying on Mansfield's every move... (allmovie.com)

A mondo style report of satanic rites from around the world. Includes devil worshipping, voodoo cults, church of satan, black magic, naked exorcism and pagan rituals. (imdb)

Investigator Fred Lester uncovers a killer using an air pistol firing chemical bullets in this swinging '60s spy thriller. (Amazon.com)

In a remote part of Egypt, Prof. Karl Nichols, a renowned archeologist, is searching for the legendary tomb of the Glass Sphinx, which is said to possess a mysterious elixir capable of sustaining life indefinitely. (TCM)

Carroll Baker stars in this steamy European drama about two women fighting over the affections of the same man. The Body also stars Leonard Mann and Zeudi Araya. (allrovi.com)

A comedy about incompetent spies in the second world war. (bfi)