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Tag: David McGillivray
Why Can’t A Woman Be More Like A Man?
Are some people taking seriously the lyrics of a comic song written nearly 70 years ago? That’s the way it looks.
Taking The Pizza: What Really Happened At Woking’s Pizza Express?
In the week in which it was confirmed that Prince Andrew can be taken to court to answer sexual assault charges, it’s time to ask some pretty fundamental questions about the Duke’s main alibi.
Sarah Brand’s Musical Fantasies
The once heard, never forgotten recorded works of the unique singer and video producer.
Remembering Norman J. Warren
Looking back at the much-loved British horror film director and his remarkable body of work.
Little Did You Know – The Chat Show
Notorious censor-baiter David McGillivray launches his own online chat show.
The Reprobate Podcast Episode 2: David McGillivray
In the latest Reprobate Podcast, we discuss the politics of social justice and the shifting tides of acceptable speech, free speech, book burning and the politics of lockdown.
Memories Of Arnold Louis Miller, Britain’s Sex Film Pioneer
David McGillivray remembers Britain’s king of the nudies and scourge of the cinemagoer, Arnold Louis Miller.
Her Private Hell: The Moral Panics And Sex Scandals Of 1960s British Cinema
Norman Warren’s debut feature film is a fascinating slice of Sixties sex, sin and sensationalism.
Doing Rude Things: Five Slices Of British Cinematic Smut
David McGillivray is both a writer and connoisseur of the British sex film – a much-maligned genre that was hugely popular in the 1970s. Here,
