All collages and comments by Johnny Moronic
One of the 90s Kathleen Kinmont movies is the sleazy, very violent 1991 thriller, The Art of Dying. It was directed by its star, Wings Hauser. It’s about a detective who keeps an eye out for runaways on the street in Los Angeles until a couple of women he was helping are found brutally murdered by a couple of sleazy filmmakers who seem to be wantonly making snuff films. Kathleen has a bigger role in this one as Hauser’s casual lover who only wants him for sex. Stupid movie but there’s plenty of sleaze for those who like that sort of thing. I’ve capped this off of a DVD so the quality is only OK but it’s not that bad, a little interlacing but nothing too distracting.
One more Kathleen Kinmont 90s movie, this time the 1997 Playboy-made erotic thriller The Corporate Ladder. Made by the guy who won two Oscars for Green Book (!), it’s pretty typical stuff from a Playboy movie: sexy girls, a bland male lead, and strange casting – like in-demand actress Taliso Soto, and Ben Cross doing his sleazy routine. Kinmont is really over-the-top in this one as the mentally unstable advertising exec who starts killing to get what she wants. There’s plenty of sex and nudity, although nothing all that explicit.
Johnny Moronic’s clips from The Art of Dying (1991) are here. There is also some nudity from TC Warner.
His clips from The Corporate Ladder (1997) are here. There are also clips and collages of Melani Paul, and some nudity from Lisa Marie Scott
