Strange films of the 30s and 40s

Filed By Guest Blogger | April 29, 2009 10:30 AM | 5 comments

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Tags: Child Bride, films of the 30s and 40s, Forbidden Adventure, Gloria Brame, Main Street Girl, strange films, What Price Innocence?

Editors' Note: As a sex expert (Ph.D. in Human Sexuality, M.P.H. in Human Sexuality), an author and a sex-and-relationships expert, guest blogger Gloria Brame has helped thousands of individuals with sex and relationships issues. Dr. Brame is a licensed clinical sexologist.

Found four great vintage movie posters for 30s and 40s shockers. The films pretend to decry immorality while cashing in on it. Ah, America!

First, from a 1933 jewel featuring Betty Grable.

From 1938: even as people were horrified by the mere idea of child brides, they were also throbbing over it.

By the 40s, King Kong apparently had a profound effect on some people's sexual fantasies.

Shouldn't the warning about fainting have gone on the ape sex movie? This one's from 1945.

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