L'étalon italien

Titre original : The Party at Kitty and Stud's

1970
X
1h 11min

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2,5/10

2,6 k

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Comedy Drama Romance

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueKitty and Stud are lovers. They enjoy a robust sex-life, which includes fellatio and light S&M, specifically, Stud belt-whipping Kitty. Three women come over for a party and Stud services th... Tout lireKitty and Stud are lovers. They enjoy a robust sex-life, which includes fellatio and light S&M, specifically, Stud belt-whipping Kitty. Three women come over for a party and Stud services them, one after the other.Kitty and Stud are lovers. They enjoy a robust sex-life, which includes fellatio and light S&M, specifically, Stud belt-whipping Kitty. Three women come over for a party and Stud services them, one after the other.

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2,5/10

2,6 k

MA NOTE

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Anecdotes
Sylvester Stallone was paid $200 for two days' work.

Citations
Kitty: Someday you'll be known as the Italian Stallion.
Stud: Let's get high.

Versions alternatives
The German version of the movie splices in hardcore sexual content from the film White Fire (1976).

Connexions
Edited into White Fire (1976)

Bandes originales
September Ballad
(uncredited)
Written by Fabrice Bessy (as Garry Bellington)
Performed by Jean-Claude Petit Et Son Orchestre
Chappell Recorded Music Library

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Commentaire à la une

1/10

Terrible!

I heard this was a 'porn' starring Sly Stallone. This stuff is certainly not X-rated, it could probably pass with an R today. No real plot, lots of nudity, but this definitely isn't porn. It's just a bunch of naked bodies rolling around in bed, on the floor, getting high, some spanking, some dancing, all set to a very cheezy disco soundtrack. I cannot even believe how awfully terrible, ridiculous and cheap this movie is. No reason to watch it, unless you just want to see Sly nude and limp. Reportedly, the director tried to blackmail Stallone with this movie for $100,000, and Sly said he wouldn't give them $2. He was right, because it would have been so not worth it, as this film is one of the most uninteresting films ever made.