Paul Bartels takes dead aim at the subculture of sex-seeking swingers in Eating Raoul. Nicely resurrected by The Criterion Collection, this film is campy yet enjoyable, but may not appeal to those who are put off by softcore porn.

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There are only a couple of reasons why you’d want to pick up Chesty Morgan’s Bosom Buddies on Blu-ray…

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BFI’s Flipside series brings horror director Andy Milligan’s long lost early art house film Nightbirds to home video fully restored for the first time.

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The BFI unearths another forgotten Swinging Sixties exploitation flick with this Dual Format edition of Her Private Hell.

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This throwback to the grindhouse days of the 60s and 70s may find an audience in fans of exploitation flicks and has a good chance of becoming a cult classic, but everyone else may want to steer clear.

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What’s it all about…Joanna? It’s the swinging sixties in this little, non-sequential look at the Mod life from Michael Sarne.

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This swinging sixties coming of age classic doesn’t look so great, but the heavy dose of extras and uncensored version make it worth picking up.

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The BFI rescue another forgotten film from the archives for their Flipside series with this dark and disturbing Swinging London title by director Guy Hamilton.

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