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The Amazing Transplant
Doris Wishman is a really funny woman who puts pop music on scenes of sex and violence. Nothing outrageous, because we are just one of many, harmless and trashy episodes of 70’s sexploitation
Doris Wishman from New York was one of the few women who works in the exploitation world and in adult movies. Her career began with "nudist" movies including the "sci-fi" "Nude On The Moon" and then continues in the sexploitation of the sixties and seventies and in some porn movies. She shot often with pseudonyms and ends her career in the eighties and then died in 2002 at ninety.
Only for her life Doris Wishman deserves respect and sympathy, even in the face of much unwatchable films. One of these is "The Amazing Transplant" who compared to many others movies of the genre tries to have a guideline.

Mary plays guitar naked in bed is killed by her former boyfriend the handsome Arthur. And if you think we will reveal something, you are mistaken because soon the whole town knows that Arthur committed murder. Mary's mother hire her brother Billy a detective to investigate the case. So Billy, more maniac than a detective met several victims of Arthur who remember with various flashbacks the (mis)adventures. Rapes, consensual sex and more. In these flashbacks we see many naked bodies squeeze tits and some tangling. But no violence. Because Arthur is guilty of this violence? Because he was the subject of the '' Amazing Transplant "of the title and because they put the penis of a psychopath who kills people who wear gold earrings. What a fuck!
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The demonic transplants we have seen and will see in other films, here reach a demented point. And surely Doris Wishman knew that.
"The Amazing Transplant" absurd enough, and with the usual well-chosen actresses is one of those movies so bad to do sympathy with a score that raises the level and a sense of "crime" that basically follows its own path
society and the dissemination of information of the time we realize how "Mondo Cane" was surprising and innovative, and why it has so much influence on the world of cinema.