Introducing the Under the Counter archive
I am delighted to announce the Under the Counter archive is finally accessible at the Bishopsgate Institute in London. One…
I am delighted to announce the Under the Counter archive is finally accessible at the Bishopsgate Institute in London. One…
As previously reported, cinema club pioneer David Waterfield passed away on 31 May 2024. On the 28 October 1973, one…
Throughout his career, John Jesner Lindsay gave a number of interviews. Never one to shy away from the spotlight, Lindsay…
Without doubt, Climax Films was Britain’s most prolific roller label and perhaps the most significant 8mm pornography brand in the…
On Sunday night I was informed that David Waterfield had died. Waterfield’s ex-wife Patricia Clark told me that he had…
Last weekend I was fortunate enough to be invited to talk about small gauge adult films at the annual Offscreen…
I recently wrote a chapter for inclusion in my recently published edited collection Media Materialities, which investigates the production of…
Bookshops emerged in Soho during the 1940s. The innocuous term ‘bookshop’ was a convenient cover; these shops specialized in selling…
Cherub is one of the rarer roller labels. I first saw mention of it in Kinsey’s catalogue, identifying seven films…
Here’s part two of the Peter Theander interview, taken from Gordon Schindler’s A Report on Denmark’s Legalized Pornography. In this…