Roller A-Z: Climax Films/Climax Original
Without doubt, Climax Films was Britain’s most prolific roller label and perhaps the most significant 8mm pornography brand in the…
Roller A-Z: Cherub
Cherub is one of the rarer roller labels. I first saw mention of it in Kinsey’s catalogue, identifying seven films…
Roller A-Z: Casanova Film
Casanova Film released titles in elaborate felt covered boxes with gold embossed text, more akin to the packaging typically used…
Roller A-Z: Candy Films
Out of all the different roller brands, Candy Films adopted the most distinctive box design, featuring pink and white candy…
Roller A-Z: Blue:X
I discovered Blue:X’s The Waiter amongst a batch of other rollers from the early 1970s. A 200ft film, The Waiter…
Roller A-Z: Blue Scene Films
Out of all the 40+ roller labels, I find Blue Scene Films to be the most fascinating. Unlike other brands,…
Roller A-Z: Blue Boy Films
I discovered the label Blue Boy Films after Under the Counter had gone into production, which meant that it was…
Roller A-Z: Apollo
One of rarer roller labels, Apollo featured in the Watford Blue Movie Trial. In a police interview, Anthony Collingbourne claimed…
Roller A-Z: Anglo Continental
Anglo Continental featured heavily in the Watford Blue Movie Trial, a major obscenity case in 1973 that drew public attention…
Roller A-Z: Amör
A label re-releasing films originally produced and distributed by Climax Films between 1967 and 1968. It is possible that Amör…