Pink film
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Pink film (Japanese:Pinku eiga) is a style of Japanese softcore pornographic films. Films of this genre first appeared in the early 1960s, were particularly popular in the 1970s and 1980s and are still being produced. The term pinku eiga was coined by journalist Minoru Murai. Pink films should be distinguished from adult videos and non-Japanese sexploitation films.
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Notable Pink films and related genres
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Pink films
- The Bite (Mukai, 1966)
- The Embryo Hunts In Secret (Wakamatsu, 1966)
- Slave Widow (Watanabe, 1967)
- Go, Go Second Time Virgin (Wakamatsu, 1969)
- Ecstasy of the Angels (Wakamatsu, 1972)
- Entrails of a Virgin (Komizu, 1986)
- Sexy Battle Girls (Watanabe, 1986)
- S&M Hunter (Kataoka, 1986)
- Rafureshia (Sato, 1995)
- The Glamorous Life of Sachiko Hanai (Meike, 2003)
- A Lonely Cow Weeps at Dawn (Gotō, 2003)
- Tsumugi (Takahara, 2004)
- New Tokyo Decadence - The Slave (Sato, 2007)
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Erotic films
- Women... Oh, Women! (Takechi, 1963)
- Daydream (Takechi, 1964)
- Ukiyo-e Cruel Story (Takechi, 1968)
- Daydream (Takechi, 1981)
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Nikkatsu "Roman Porno"
- Flower and Snake (Konuma, 1974)
- Wife to be Sacrificed (Konuma, 1974)
- A Woman Called Sada Abe (Tanaka, 1975)
- Assault! Jack The Ripper (Hasebe, 1976)
- Cloistered Nun: Runa’s Confession (Konuma, 1976)
- Tattooed Flower Vase (Konuma, 1976)
- Erotic Diary of an Office Lady (Konuma, 1977)
- Angel Guts (9-film series, 1978-1994)
- Woman with Red Hair (Kumashiro, 1979)
- Zoom In: Rape Apartments (Naosuke Kurosawa, 1980)
- Time Escapade: 5 Seconds Til Climax (Takita, 1986)
- Itoshino Half Moon (Takita, 1987)
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Toei "Pinky violence"
- Terrifying Girls' High School (4-film series, 1972-1973)
- Girl Boss Guerilla (Norifumi Suzuki, 1972)
- Sex & Fury (Norifumi Suzuki, 1973)
- Terrifying Girls' High School: Lynch Law Classroom (Norifumi Suzuki, 1973)
- School of the Holy Beast (Norifumi Suzuki, 1974)
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