John Bacchus, a creative force born in the 1970s, has made a significant impact in the realm of erotic cinema. He not only directed and wrote The Erotic Witch Project (2000), a playful parody that blends horror and adult themes, but also took the helm for its sequel, Erotic Witch Project 2: Book of Seduction (2000). Bacchus further showcased his versatility in Mistress Frankenstein (2000), where he served as both director and writer, while also stepping in front of the camera as an actor. His work embodies the audacious spirit of cult cinema, pushing boundaries and exploring themes of desire and fantasy.
New York Wildcats
Chelsea Mundae runs an exotic New York club. Her star body-painted, exotic dancers include Kitty, Rattlesnake and Pleasure the Peacock. Is it possible for a prostitute to find true love? This is the question that sisters Susanna and Karin ask while working for their aunt Margareta at her Copenhagen brothel. By far the most requested of Margareta's offerings, Susanna and Karin have their act honed to a fine art. Made up to look like feline seductresses, the sisters bring in big business on a nightly basis by appealing to the customers' most shameful desires. But the sleazy clientele take its toll, making both girls eager to break out of the business and pursue real relationships. Susanna and Karen have no trouble finding men who take an interest in them. But will this interest remain if and when their suitors discover their true professions?
