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Lost and in Limbo, Vol 1

Lost and in Limbo, Vol 1

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 They may be gone—or locked in a private collector’s vault—but they are not forgotten. The Sin Syndicate return with our most ambitious project yet, a two-part journey through the Twisted Sex trailer archives for our Top 10 most wanted Lost and in Limbo sexploitation films. We are once again joined by friend, press book hoarder and Canadian degenerate, Alex DiSanto, for a countdown of numbers 10-6 from our personally compiled, highly secretive lists.

The rules:
- a trailer must exist
- one film per director
- two substitutions allowed
- all the lost Andy Milligan films are off the table (too obvious)

How many films featuring Peggy Sarno will appear? What lost Barry Mahon film do we actually want to watch? Who the hell is George Gunter? Join us for “Lost and in Limbo, Vol 1” to find out!

P.S. For those who want to spoil themselves on our picks, they are listed at the very bottom of the show notes.

Links:
Watch the Twisted Sex trailer compilations on the Something Weird Channel
Instagram with us at The Sin Syndicate
Follow us on Letterboxd: Gentry & Casey
Listen to other podcasts on Someone's Favorite Productions
Contact us: thesinsyndicatepodcast@gmail.com
Special thanks to Alex DiSanto

Timestamps:
(00:00:32) Intro
(00:01:39) Why Lost?
(00:04:47) The Rules
(00:06:40) #10
(00:27:27) #9
(00:50:42) #8
(01:14:07) #7
(01:49:40) #6
(02:14:35) Final Thoughts

Our Picks:
Gentry
10. Carny Girl
09. The House of Cats
08. Love Thy Neighbor And His Wife
07. Come Ride the Wild Pink Horse
06. Fanny Hill Meets Dr. Erotico

Alex
10. Mme. Olga’s Massage Parlor
09. Diary Of Knockers McCalla
08. Game People Play
07. Devil’s Bedroom
06. Smoke Of Evil (sub: Come Play with Me)

Casey
10. The Peeping Phantom
09. Justine: The Erotic Excitement of Evil
08. Whip’s Women
07. Come Play with Me
06. Prowl Girls
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