Scenes in PRIME CUT you can't unsee even 50+ years later

Kay Walsh as dresser Nellie Goode steals many a scene from poor Jane Wyman: youtu.be/KU9ZU6csrbQ?...

1971

Featuring the Russ Meyer favourite Edy Williams as Rae.

Saw this double bill when it opened in London. Sheba Baby took some cuts from the British censors (BBFC), probably to get the 14+ rating.

Ladies in Retirement was loosely remade in 1969 as THE MAD ROOM with Shelley Winters and Stella Stevens

PONT'S delightful gift in the original 1938 collection of "The British Character Studied and Revealed by Pont" was not the six written portions but the tiny addenda below many of the original drawings.

Could this be the greatest Foreword of all time? #PONT's introduction to his first published collection "The British Character Studied and Revealed by Pont"

Leslie Banks' Count Zaroff was one of the loopiest villains of all time in The Most Dangerous Game (1932). It turns out he attended Glenalmond College, also the alma mater of Punch cartoonist Graham Laidler (PONT) and H.M. Bateman, creator of "The Man Who..." series, which mainly ran in The Tatler.

Wish I could attend this. Road houses are a major plot point in Michael Powell's delightful SOMETHING ALWAYS HAPPENS (1934).

I see your point, but take another look at Powell & Pressburger's wartime classics. In this climate, they'd probably also be slammed for kitchen-sinkery and wokitude.