FORNICON / CANDY BABY

Obscure double-feature at Raleigh's glorious sleazepit Center Drive-in, from July, 1971: FORNICON was the US title for George Harrison Mark's UK drama PATTERN OF EVIL (1967); no info on CANDY BABY (1969) other than it featured the infamous Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. Neither film has been seen on home video.

FLESH AND DESIRE, etc.

A nice juxtaposition of foreign obscurities on one screen, and Hollywood epic on the other, here at the Tri-City Twin in March, 1967. FLESH AND DESIRE is the US version (distributed by Ellis Films) of the French/Italian drama La Chair et le diable (1954, no DVD); BLONDE WITCH was Ellis' version of the French/Swedish La Sorcière (1956, no DVD); not sure about HOUSE OF FEAR, but maybe it's the 1945 Sherlock Holmes film? CLEOPATRA was of course the 1963 Taylor/Burton bio.

THE FEARLESS VAMPIRE KILLERS

March, 1968 ad for Polanski's THE FEARLESS VAMPIRE KILLERS (1967) listing all the North Carolina dates for the movie, notably the New Forest in Raleigh and Durham's Starlite Drive-in.

FAREWELL SCARLET / EXECUTIVE CHOICE

X-rated double-feature at the Colony Art from January, 1976. FAREWELL SCARLET (1975) starred Terri Hall and Kim Pope; can't find any info on EXECUTIVE CHOICE.

FANNY HILL MEETS DR. EROTICO, etc.

The enticing ad for Barry Mahon's FANNY HILL MEETS DR. EROTICO (1967) makes it that much more painful that a print has yet to resurface. Rounding out this March, 1968 triple-feature at Guilderland, NY's Carman Drive-in are the UK actioner MOZAMBIQUE (1965, yet to make DVD) and NAUGHTY GIRLS, which I'm assuming is a retitling of Barry Mahon's NAUGHTY NUDES (1965, on VHS from Something Weird).