Explore every episode of the podcast Magic M’s Golden Age XXX Revue

Magic M is tootin on the hooters! Join her as she tells you about Joe Sarno’s 1978 epic, Come Blow the Horn!, which may be the most Swedish of Swedish porno movies ever made. Fabodjantan!

A crappy porno from 1978 turns out to be the work of genre auteur Bill Lustig! Magic M gives you a taste of Hot Honey starring Heather Young, Jamie Gillis, Serena, and Robin Byrd herself. There’s also more about Nicholas Winding Refn than you would expect. Funky times will be had.

Apologies for this episode not being primarily about turkey abuse. Magic M explores her feelings about the 1984 hardcore crossover film Raw Talent starring Jerry Butler and Lisa DeLeeuw.

For adults only! Magic M discusses Ten Little Maidens, John Seeman’s 1985 adaptation of Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None. Warning- contains explicit language and a lot of talk about chickens.

She wasn’t gonna but she had to. Magic M discovers Little Orphan Sammy starring Jennifer Welles, Jamie Gillis, and more. Mature audiences only, but a regressed sense of humor encouraged.

Short, sweet, a little nasty. Magic M gives a brief rundown on the 1979 hardcore movie The Little Blue Box starring Jennifer Welles in two roles for a double dose of delight.

One crazy woman talks about another- Magic M discusses Gerard Damiano’s 1974 hardcore psychological thriller, Memories Within Miss Aggie. Hormones are a bitch. It’s a pretty solid entry to the Golden Age of Porn cannon, however.

Join Magic M for a particularly disjointed episode of the Golden Age XXX Revue! Listen as she blathers on about Abel Ferrara’s 1976 XXX hardcore feature , 9 Lives of a Wet Pu$$y and why it’s worthy of a viewing 50 years later.

Fellow podcaster Grutz returns to the XXX Revue to join Magic M for a ridiculous discussion about the awesomeness of the 1981 musical hardcore film Blonde Ambition. Arguably the greatest of the films of the Golden Age, Grutz and Magic talk about the charming, splashy gem that fans shouldn’t miss. Magic also tells you once again about The Rialto Report’s superior content and, of course, wallpaper.

Join Magic for a highbrow literary discussion. Or not. Maybe she’s just yammering about the 1980 Kemal Horulu XXX-rated film adaptation of Gustav Flaubert’s classic novel, Madame Bovary titled Woman in Love. Join Magic for a particularly disjointed episode in which nothing is learned or resolved, much like the film itself! The fun never stops on the Golden XXX Revue!

Magic M serves up a double dose of Golden Age XXX pimpin with a Big Two Unit show! Featuring filmmaker John Hayes’ films Baby Rosemary (1977) and Hot Lunch (1978), released together as part of Peek-a-Rama’s home DVD double feature series. Listen to Magic run down the list of Golden Age superstars featured in the films including Sharon Thorpe, John Leslie “Dupre” (ahem), Juliet Anderson, and the glorious Desiree Cousteau. Oh YEAH!

Bust a move listening to the hot sounds of KNUT radio station, playing sexy sounds and the hottest new music outta Jersey! Magic M tells you about Hyapatia Lee’s Tasty from 1985 & why it’s her vote for Ladies Choice.

The 1977 hardcore Alex deRenzy porno film starring Molly Seagrim is discussed. Magic M struggles to find the words to describe anything about the film, yet still manages to stumble and ramble on for 20 minutes or so about why you probably don’t need to watch it (but might want to anyway).

It’s time to kick out the jams on the XXX Revue as Magic M tells you about the 1981 adult hardcore feature film Velvet High. Starring Misty Regan, Jerry Butler, and Rollerbabies director (!) Carter Stevens, Velvet High is a random, obscure old porno with one of the most killer soundtracks you’ll hear in a movie. As always, this is for adults only.

This episode is a reflection on the 1976 terrifying, groundbreaking film Through the Looking Glass by director Jonas Middleton. Starring Vogue model Catharine Burgess and veteran Jamie Gillis, the movie is a terrifying, artistically groundbreaking hardcore horror fantasy porn. The film is not for the faint of heart, and Miss Magic M is in the house to tell you why you should or shouldn’t watch this classic film from the Golden Age of Porn.

Magic M takes off her skates long enough to tell you about Carter Stevens’ 1976 film Rollerbabies! A campy, ridiculous, perfect gem from the Golden Age of Adult Cinema, Rollerbabies is escapism at both its dumbest and finest. Grab a bowl of pistachio ice cream and put on your listening ears for another episode of the XXX Revue.

Magic M discusses interior design in Cecil Howard’s 1981 hardcore feature Neon Nights starring Jamie Gillis, Lysa Thatcher, Eric Edwards, Veronica Hart, and more. Considered an adult Golden Age masterpiece, Neon Nights ramps up the production values but still puts Miss M to sleep.

Magic M welcomes her friend, veteran podcaster and B-movie aficionado Grutz from the Beautiful Disasters podcast to the Revue! Listen and thrill as they act like film nerds and talk about old dirty movies and their fancy boxes sets. They discuss both the power of friendship and the satisfaction in the Psalms in this very special episode. Adults only

Magic M watched Eric Edwards, Kitten Natividad, and Angelique Pettyjohn in Damon Christian’s 1982 film Titillation and is here to tell you why you might want to get in on the action. Plus, Magic has a new favorite song.

Join Magic M as she rambles on about the Mitchell Brothers’ 1972 porno classic, Behind the Green Door starring Marilyn Chambers (Ivory Snow) and Johnnie Keyes (Mr. Johnny Keyes). Decide for yourself if you want or need to see it, but it’s something to see.

On this episode of Magic M‘s Golden Age XXX Revue, listen as Magic M waxes poetic about one of her favorite hardcore films of all time, the 1973 film The Devil in Miss Jones. Filmmaker Gerald Damiano followed up the insane and unprecedented success of his 1972 opus Deep Throat with The Devil in Miss Jones, a bizarre and disturbing parable about the evils and repercussions of sin. Starring Georgina Spelvin and Harry Reems, the film married the art of filmmaking with hardcore porn and remains a beautiful, unsettling masterpiece of the genre. So have a listen and find out why you cinephiles might want to check this one out and why you might want to start listening to Massive Attack while you’re at it.

Warning- This podcast contains descriptions of graphic adult content and is made by and for adults only.

On this episode of Magic M’s Golden Age XXX Revue, your girl M discusses The Opening of Misty Beethoven in further detail and gives an overview of Radley Metzger’s hardcore films of the ‘70s. Then hear about Metzger’s follow up to Misty, the delightful Barbara Broadcast starring Annette Haven, C.J. Laing, and Jamie Gillis.

Magic M is on a mission to get cinephiles and porn freaks alike to take a look at the adult films of The Golden Age where there is so much treasure, artistry, and weirdness to be found.

ADULTS ONLY! This podcast is made by an adult, crafted for adult listeners, and details and promotes adult material. Discretion is advised.

On this first episode of Magic M’s Golden Age XXX Revue, join hostess Magic M as she tells you about the greatest adult film ever made, The Opening of Misty Beethoven. You will get an overview of both the film and of this new podcast all about the movies of the “Golden Age” of hardcore cinema. Magic M talks about her experience watching The Opening of Misty Beethoven for the first time and why you just might want to check this one out if you’re not adverse to XXX action.

Directed by Radlry Metzger, aka Henry Paris, and starring Constance Money, Jamie Gillis, Jacqueline Beaudant, and Terri Hall, The Opening of Misty Beethoven is an opulent, fast-paced, XXX-rated version of George Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion (more popularly known as My Fair Lady). This short episode gives a brief introduction to the film without giving too much away…cause Magic M wants you to watch the film for yourself!

Magic M is ready to bring you a super fun podcast highlighting the not-yet-forgotten adult films of yesteryear, starting with the greatest ever, The Opening of Misty Beethoven.