Wakefield Poole, born in 1936, was a pioneering director who made significant contributions to the adult film industry. His 1974 work, Bible!, stands out as a bold exploration of sexuality and spirituality, challenging the norms of its time. Poole's innovative approach and theatrical background helped elevate the genre, making him a notable figure in the conversation around erotic cinema. His influence continues to resonate within the cult film community, particularly for those who appreciate the intersection of art and adult themes.
Bible!
An anthology film crafted from three stories from The Bible: First story is, of course, Adam & Eve. A nude Adam (Bo White) crawls and swims through odd rock formations (I suppose to simulate the birth canal) and eventually ends up on a beach. Eve eventually emerges from the sea and the two have sex. Next is the story of Bathsheba (Georgina Spelvin) and Uriah. Bathsheba, feeling ignored by her husband Uriah (Robert Benes) seeks the company of peeping tom David (John Horn). And last, Samson and Delilah: When Samson (Brahm van Zetten) murders one of Delilah's (Gloria Grant) dwarf friends, she vows revenge.
