Movies in historical settings

[gorzelak]

I'd like to start a small collection of porn flicks done in historical settings, Greek, Roman, Medieval or Renaissance -- and I'd much appreciate some suggestions. Do you happen to know any such movie? Preferably a good one, obviously.

Bo

[mark shanon]

The german flicks are the best of the kind.

[Hitman]

Medieval Mischief Series 1 & 2 were set in the Medieval times.




Then theres the Private Gladiator movie series set in the present and Roman times.

[MacD]

Luca Damiano's Amleto - per amore di Ofelia and Amleto - per amore di Ofelia 2, loosely based on the Shakespeare play Hamlet.




Also his Decameron X-1 to X-4, again, loosely based on Boccaccio's medieval bawdy tales.






Not only are these set in medieval times, but they were filmed in the ancient Piccolomini Castle/Castello di Balsorano, Balsorano in the province of L'Aquila, Abruzzo, Italy.



Nicholas Moore's Una Stirpe maledetta di Lucrezia Borgia. I think the name and times of Lucrezia Borgia needs no explanation.

[Lou_Ford]

Katharina und ihre wilden Hengste on Herzog Video is the Story of Katarina the Great from Russia --> http://www.egafd.com/films/details.php/id/k0007

Josefine Mutzenbacher - wie sie wirklich war from Hans Billian plays in Vienna at the time of 1870 (the later parts do also but aren't as funny) -> http://www.egafd.com/films/details.php/id/j0024

[DavidS]

Aus dem Tagebuch der Josefine Mutzenbacher, directed by Hans Billian is set in Vienna in the late 19th century. It is, in my opinion, the finest porn film ever made. Unfortunately I don't think it has been produced on dvd but, hopefully, someone might be able to correct me.

[Lou_Ford]

.. I can correct you

-->> http://www.herzogvideo.de/mutz.html

[alec]

Aus dem Tagebuch is not among those.

[Lou_Ford]

?the finest porn film ever made? .. and thought ?JM - wie sie wirklich war? ... shame on me

[alec]

No problem.

Other examples
Initiation d'une jeune marquise aka Das Lustschlo? der jungen marquise

Das Lustschloss der Josefine Mutzenbacher

Les Porte-jarretelles de la R?volution