Necromania
Necromania sometimes subtitled A Tale of Weird Love is a pornographic film by Ed Wood, released in 1971.
The film was shot on a budget of 7,000 dollars. According to Charles Anderson, a Wood collaborator, the director himself played a role in the film. Anderson recalled this role to be a wizard or an evil doctor. However, no such role appears in the finished film. Craig suspects it was included in a deleted scene.The film was an early entry to the new subgenre of hardcore pornographic film. The pioneers of the subgenre were films such as Mona the Virgin Nymph 1970 by Howard Ziehm and Sex USA 1970 by Gerard Damiano. The subgenre went on to enter the mainstream with Deep Throat 1972. The idea of graphic sex as an integral part of an adultoriented narrative was further explored in Last Tango in Paris 1972 by Bernardo Bertolucci, Sodom and Gomorrah The Last Seven Days 1974 by Artie Mitchell, and The Opening of Misty Beethoven 1976 by Radley Metzger. As a narrativedriven film, Rob Craig argues that Necromania can also be considered part of the Golden Age of Porn, along with these films. ........
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