Outerspace creatures are sending downweird videotapes called "Hot Boxes" that make people do sexual things.

Nina Hartley returns as ditzy Debbie in this second edition of the fun-filled series. This time out, Nina's got to face down a government agency that's got its sights set on tearing down her house to make room for a new freeway. Meanwhile, she's also busy trying to set up a surprise party for her husband's birthday. Even with all this on her plate, she still finds time for lots of lusty liaisons with the guys and gals around her neighborhood.

Somewhere deep below our nation’s capital lies a secret bomb shelter designed to protect the president in the event of a Russian attack. All of the president’s needs have been anticipated and provided for – from his favorite breakfast cereal to the “syntherotisizer,” a high-tech computer which can be programmed to produce android sex partners of any description. When investigative reporter Barbara Whoozie (Danielle) discovers the secret bunker she inadvertently trips its time lock sealing both her and Major Prod (J. Brooks), the shelter’s guard, for one full year.

Poor Eddie Curran (Jerry Butler) is having a hard time finding work as an actor. Then, one day, while working on the set of a popular soap opera, Eddie learns of a new role opening up. The only catch is the fact that the part calls for a female judge. No problem. Eddie simply dons female attire and becomes "Bootsie." Eddie's roommate, Jerry (Buck Adams) learns that Eddie just might have hit upon the best way to get laid as both admiring fans and actresses follow Eddie all over town in an effort to "get it on!"

Following the death of his father, painfully shy David Preston finds himself pressed into duty as new chairman at the Glitter advertising agency. This is a task he's clearly not up to as brow-beating bitchy exec "MS." Benson can't resist pointing out when they first meet.

Young Southern woman discovers her mother is a prostitute. She runs away from home to New York City, only to meet the same fate as her mother.

Stage director Wallis Greene is putting together a new erotic play. The various young ladies who are cast in said play decide to take a method approach to their parts by engaging in all sorts of carnal activities for real in the name of "research."

Nikki Dial is alone and horny! You won't believe your eyes when you see these sizzling hot scenes featuring Nikki and her neighbors, friends, and fantasy lovers. Every pleasure spot and method are explored as Nikki tries to put out the fire in her private thoughts. Join in on the erotic fun - you'll love it!

Peeping. it's the secret pastime that everyone has and no one will admit to. It's making William Burke lose touch with reality and he loves it, so much so, that every occasion, from press conferences to a dinner in his honor, turns into a private sexual experience.

Jamie Hunt is a notorious lothario who's set out to break the world record by having sex with 15,000 women in just three years. Everything is going smoothly until a trio of delectable damsels move into his apartment building. His roommates John and Harry try to keep him focused on his goal, but Jamie's fallen head over heels for the delightful charms of Sandy. But just as Jamie's getting ready to seal the deal with the luscious lust bunny, Sandy catches a TV report about his sexual endeavors. She decides to get back at him in the best way she can think of -- by favoring someone else with her naturally delicious charms.

She's sexy alright, and licensed to thrill! Hyapatia Lee stars as a sultry sexologist who insists on getting up close and personal with her clients in this scintillating romp. Hyapatia begins her day by helping a couple get over their fear of oral sex - and by watching the wanton results. But when her jealous hubby calls the office, Hyapatia is compelled to make a choice. He wants to watch her at work, and she isn't sure that would be ethical. In the end, she decides to let him peek through a two-way mirror as she dispenses advice and eroticism in dazzling doses.

In order to earn her wings, potential angel Angel Buns is dispatched to Earth to help middle-aged Sidney Pertzer, who is about to commit suicide out of frustration over his sexual ineptitude and inexperience.

Eddie Czeropski is scraping by, trying to make it as an actor in New York; his friend Donny is an actor too, in adult films for the tough-as-nails director Carolyn King. When Eddie lands a role on a soap opera, he believes his adult career will fade from the public’s memory, but with the nascent videocassette market, Carolyn sees an opportunity to exploit.

After a plane crash, the surviving female passengers and a male prisoner who was being transported aboard the plane are stranded on a desert island.

A true and beautiful love affair develops between a gorgeous young high fashion photographer named Ashley and a handsome young actor named Kyle almost instantly upon meeting. One night, while in the middle of passionate sex, a woman burst through the door claiming to be Kyle's wife and invited herself to join in on the fun. Ashley, who is very hurt by Kyle takes her sweet revenge.

This post is why Blaxploitation Pride exists. We know the genre is a lost one. It's revered but was not preserved. Pride is a necessity but in excess quickly becomes a sin. Pride is an element of cultural identity that has been washed away in today's world. One can never receive enough excessive imagery of Black pride if you love what you see and hear on BP. Of course, the history was rich well before the 70's, truth be told.
I learned plenty from filmmaker Jamaa Fanaka regarding the power of moving pictures and Save The Children is the prototypical example of that power. All of the enthusiasts and loyalists of the genre ask "What about Save The Children? Does that exist? Has anyone seen it?" I say that's a 'double entendre', I, too, wonder if it exists and I also ask is there an actual interest to literally "Save The Children"?
From a documentary to an actuality, this post can be metaphor for those priceless lost tapes, uncovered footage, pride, the power of film to the question of whether or not does anybody care to "save" anything be it "blaxploitation", children, or simply making quality film with dignity, meaning and that which is revolutionary in scope.
Save The Children does exist as a tangible treasure for our viewing pleasure but is non-existent in the sense the world may not bear witness to that power ever. It may be a DVD rip of a VHS rip but even still, it's a historical artifact. Stan Lathan, director of this documentary, speaks about in his experience in an interview here What's interesting is there is no talk of where the film is today or if there is a possibility of a DVD release.
Classics like The Mack, When We Were Kings, Wattstax, Soul Power and Black Rodeo were directed by Michael Campus, Leon Gast, Mel Stuart, Jeffrey Levy-Hinte and Jeff Kanew respectively. These white men all speak on their commentaries and interviews of how either it was hell to get the film made, hell to get it released in the theater, and some years later, hell to retain the film and transfer it to DVD. They saved their children, regardless.
As beautiful and as powerful as these productions are, the necessity to present these experiences to next generations was made possible by men not even from the culture. Save The Children is not talked about as being released anytime soon, if at all.
Stan Lathan formed a media group with one of the richest Black men in the world, Russell Simmons and through HBO the successful Def franchise was born. Save The Children remains stillborn. Def Comedy versus a Def Tragedy. Brother Self-Science, Funkback, the BP familyhood and I see how imperative it is not only to "Save" that which is not left to be saved, but to preserve the antiquity and edify these "children" into adulthood so they can pass on the preciousness to generations beyond.
By the way, wait 'til you see this pretty baby........

虽然芭芭拉为与儿子发生性关系感到羞耻，但乔伊斯完全接受了自己乱伦的一面。 当芭芭拉开始渴望另一个儿子时，她拜访乔伊斯寻求建议，却发现乔伊斯与她的另一个儿子一起躺在床上。

自1983年开始播映的PBS新闻最前线节目。