Yippee! This thing is still going full blast! We have three new Sirens for you today, all beautiful and magnificent! Come and meet Dita Synthetic, Deanna Deadly & Akasha D’Eville right now!

It would’ve been Marilyn’s 83rd birthday today. As Cult Sirens is soon to be producing some Pin-Ups pictures, it’s quite inevitable that this star is in our thoughts regarding a project of this kind. Niagara and The Seven Year Itch will always remain my favorite movies of hers. One of the few actresses that I owned a life size poster of in my youth…

The Fetish Cult Sirens keep coming… I invite you once again to come visit these amazing ladies ASAP! Keen, Jean Bardot, Melisande and Vena can’t wait to meet you!

Here’s one of my favorite seventies poster from Hammer Studio, for the glorious Countess Dracula. Of course, this starred legendary Scream Queen Ingrid Pitt in maybe her greatest role. Being naked was not necessarily a problem for Ingrid, but it would be a mistake to underestimate her acting abilities. Yep, they don’t make them like that anymore…

Yes, there are new Fetish Cult Sirens today that I want you to be aware of, four amazing girls with very different looks and astonishing respective talents!

Monique Dupree the original GATA (who incidentally was my 25th guest!) is often referred to as the “Black Scream Queen”. She has been in many horror films and is also very active on the web… you know when you buy a new car and then begin to see its like on every road? Since I’ve been in touch with Monique, I see her everywhere! Ain’t I lucky?

Anna Fur Laxis is mainly a Burlesque performer, a Bettie Page fanatic and an exceptional model. Like all the others, she can actually make us believe in the characters she portrays in her photo work.

Maiwan I discovered through Model Mayhem but was impressed to note that she’s an official Suicide Girl. Her versatility to change her looks is very impressive.

RazorCandi is quite active in Transylvania, if you can believe it, and her own unique style is something to discover and then hard to forget.

One of the main peaks of my job is to interract with people, especially with friendly and collaborative individuals like these four guests. I have 28 guests online now, so once again I must thank them all to be part of the project.

One of the better virtual relationship I recently had was with recent Fetish Cult Siren Vynx. She has been so sweet and collaborative, resulting in exchanges that have been extremely pleasant. Like every aspects of life, some people will make promises that they won’t keep… and some will completely ignore you! Vynx is a lady that stays true to her word… and that won’t be forgotten. Our interview together is one of my favorite available on the guest list.

So I invite everyone to visit her sparkling new web site, that perfectly reflects its subject’s personality: a little bit of friendly “danger”, not a bit of pretentiousness, and lots of talent and beauty!

Ah, these wacky mad scientists. Especially when they’re played by John Carradine… Captive Wild Woman is a movie that’s barely an hour long, doesn’t make much sense but still remains a diverting viewing experience. Figure it out: a scientist successfully creates a strange creature by mixing the cells of a female gorilla and an somewhat anorexic girl! The resulting being falls in love with a circus lion tamer! And becomes jealous of the guy’s fiancee! Her physical state degenerates! Is the good old jungle instinct destined to be even stronger than human passion? But Neil Young said it all before, didn’t he? “But only love can break your heart“… This motion picture is pure delight, in an unique camp level. As was Universal Studio’s trademark, this far-fetched tale is presented and played with complete seriousness.

The improbable subject offers some enjoyable moments. Who could forget these ape suits from the 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, with illogical long fur and deep eye sockets? Some were in better shape than others but the one used here is far from convincing. The ape character remains curiously sympathetic: a loyal, smart beast. In its human form, the role is played by Acquanetta, exotic looking starlet whose main acting talent consists of standing still and starring wide-eyed around herself.

Acquanetta was born on July 17, 1921, in Cheyenne, Wyoming, USA, as Burmu Acquanetta, on an Arapaho Indian reservation. Seems that she was adopted and took the name Mildred Davenport, quite a change! She started modeling in the early 40s in New York City, which led to a contract with Universal, who colorfully nicknamed her The Venezuelan Volcano. Of course she was quickly destined to play exotic beauties with not much to say. Still, she had a mysterious allure about herself, without a doubt a beautiful individual, appearing in titles like Arabian Nights, Rhythm of the Islands, Dead Man’s Eyes… before being immortalized as Paula Dupree in Captive Wild Woman and its sequel Jungle Woman. Another film followed in this short series, The Jungle Captive, but this time without Acquanetta’s participation.

Another memorable role for her was in the 1946 Tarzan and the Leopard Woman, one of the last of the series with Johnny Weissmuller. After getting married to a car dealer in the fifties, Acquanetta retired to Arizona, where she appeared in ads for her husband’s business. She became involved in many charity work in her area, had her own TV show, wrote a poetry book and also had four sons. She passed away on August 16, 2004, from Alzheimer complications.

The Ape Woman series never took much ground, considering its two half-baked sequels. Universal’s plan to launch a female monster franchise didn’t get much success. Captive Wild Woman is the only one that gathered a small cult following, mainly for Acquanetta’s presence and the superb makeup job of Jack Pierce, curiously not much seen during the action, but still well-remembered. This creation can probably still be seen as a precusor for the ground-breaking Planet ot the Apes full-headed mask 25 years later. So the question remains… why not a modern remake on the Sci-Fi Channel?

Who are these strange beauties? They are all recent additions to the Fetish Cult Sirens project. Won’t you like to discover more of Demari Vi Syth, Gypsy Rhodes, Pierce Monroe, Sinteque, Demon Vanessa Rosa or Vynx Vixen? Of course you do.

I’m also very proud to announce that the 25th guest will be on line in a couple of days. After barely four months of existence, our Fetish brand has been an amazing success! Thanks to all that got involved and our awesome visitors!

One of the first female adult movie star (alongside Linda Lovelace and Georgina Spelvin), Marilyn Chambers remained a friendly invidivual on the convention circuit. Of course, she battled her own demons at some point, but she was always perceived as a cool individual and innovator for the XXX movie business. Her interracial scenes in the breakthrough film Behind the Green Door remain taboo-breaking. Interestingly, she was one of the first female adult star to perform before the cameras with a completely shaved pubic area.

Oddly, compared to other adult stars, she didn’t make a ton of films, barely more than thirty in all. If Behind the Green Door is still an important milestone, check out Resurrection of Eve and Insatiable, to have your taste of Marilyn at her best. Of course, there’s a couple of more mainstream projects, like David Cronenberg’s Rabid and and Angel of H.E.A.T. that merits attention.

Marilyn was found dead on April 12, 2009, in her home of Santa Clarita, California; the cause of death has not been made public yet. She would’ve turn 57 on April 22.

Gail Kim: two posts in a row, gaahh! She’s featured as an assassin in a new action film that got limited release last Friday, Royal Kill. Gail was so great to work with and also so impressive in her stunt work, that her part got extended.Goes to show you that maybe lady wrestlers could maybe have more interesting movie career than some of their male colleagues…? Go to the official website.