Tattoo Lady (1977)
**Tattooed Lady (1977)
- Overview**"Tattooed Lady" is a hardcore porn film consisting of four vignettes that explore the themes of tattoos and their transformative effects on individuals' lives, particularly in relation to their sexuality. Produced before tattoos became mainstream, the film reflects a time when they were considered novelties, primarily associated with specific subcultures.
Vignette Summaries: 1. The Cat Tattoo: A tattoo parlor owner narrates a story about a woman with a cat tattoo on her abdomen who engages in lesbian sex on a water bed, accompanied by a Muzak version of Herbie Hancock's "Maiden Voyage."2. Ruth the Secretary: The second vignette features a secretary named Ruth, who desires to appear more attractive to men. Even before revealing her new tattoo, two men compete for her attention, leading to a sexual encounter..
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The Tattoo Artist: This segment follows a tattoo artist who finds refuge in a railroad car and encounters a tattooed woman. Their sexual encounter sparks his interest in tattoos and shapes his career choice..
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Self-Discovery: The final vignette centers on a woman getting a flower tattoo on her back. As the tattoo nears completion, she fantasizes about an outdoor sexual encounter but ultimately returns to reality, proclaiming,"That's it, I know who I am."**
Production Details**:
- Directed by Joe Serkes
- Produced by AHC/ABA
- Features hardcore female-female and male-female scenes
Technical Aspects:
- Video quality rated decent, with clarity at 7/10 and color at 7.5/10.
- Contains a burned-in watermark, and the video is available in MKV format.
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This film encapsulates the cultural perceptions of tattoos during its time and offers a blend of erotic narratives with deeper themes of self-identity.
