Smut Stack 1
Appreciation for the time of big box 9'' videotapes. I chose a cornucopia of titles from the gay interest film genre. Peter Berlin's1974 landmark art film "That Boy" is in the pile with 1990's drop-shadow Adobe nightmare "Bazaar." The history and graphic design of the packaging of these films is as interesting as the content itself. William Higgins for example started making gay films when the only way to distribute them in many states was through the postal service and sometimes even a private delivery company. In 1978 he was arrested and had his offices raided by the police. Eventually he settled in Prague which became the GP capital of the world in the 1990s. This is the era which saw films like Belami's "An American in Prague" released.
This is SMUT STACK 1 of 2. The image is true to actual big box VHS size.
High quality DTG print made from scans of videotapes I got from a house clean-out job. That's another whole 'nuther story in itself.
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