Musicals
One...two...a...one, two, three! JAZZ HANDS!
America invented the musical, so if you hate them, that’s one more thing you can blame on America. Pulling from the vaudeville shows, minstrel halls, entr’acts, operas, and everything in-between, pitted Gilbert and Sullivan (British) against Harrigan and Hart (American) for the musical showdown. G&S were more on the operatic side, while H&H appealed more to the baudy masses. None of the musicals here will be on par with anything they did, though they may be based on their work. Standing on the shoulders of giants and all that.
Fairy Tales (1978)
Fairy Tales is a 1978 musical sex comedy from Charles Band. A young prince must travel the land to find his princess and consumate their relationship to inherit the kingdom. Along the way, he meets a naughty Little Bo Peep, naughtier Jill jilted by her very gay Jack, Snow White and her seven dirty dwarves, and many other fairy tale favorites being pimped out by the woman who lives in a shoe.
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Alice in Wonderland: An X-Rated Musical Fantasy (1976)
Alice in Wonderland: An X-Rated Musical Fantasy is a 1976 erotic musical produced by Bill Osco and starring the always enchanting Kristine DeBell.
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Cinderella (1977)
Cinderella from 1977 was among the first Charles Band productions, and leaned heavily into the erotic musical trend of the 1970s. Starring Cheryl “Rainbeaux” Smith and members of the L.A. Knockers as the stepmother and stepsisters, as well as a young Sy Richardson, it was a glorious musical fun-fest of sleaze and cheese.
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