Let's Go Stag!: A History of Pornographic Film from the Invention of Cinema to 1970 (Global Exploitation Cinemas)
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Let's Go Stag!: A History of Pornographic Film from the Invention of Cinema to 1970 (Global Exploitation Cinemas)

by Dan Erdman

Cultural Studies film history Adult Entertainment
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Let's Go Stag! offers a comprehensive history of pornographic film from cinema's invention to 1970, framed within global exploitation cinemas. Dan Erdman chronicles the genre's emergence and evolution, providing scholarly insights into its cultural and historical significance during this pivotal period.

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Let's Go Stag! traces the development of pornographic film starting from the invention of cinema and extending through to 1970. The book examines this niche within the broader landscape of global exploitation cinemas.

Author Dan Erdman provides a detailed historical account, highlighting key milestones and cultural contexts that shaped the genre during its formative decades.

Through scholarly analysis, the narrative connects early cinematic innovations to the underground world of adult filmmaking, offering insights into its societal impact.

This work serves as an essential resource for understanding the intersections of film history and exploitation genres up to the specified era.

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