#Pornography

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People (4)

Al Goldstein Brooklyn-born publisher who co-founded Screw magazine in 1968, was arrested 19 times on obscenity charges in its first three years, and hosted the cable show Midnight Blue.
John Butterworth Philadelphia cameraman who co-directed the 1973 pornographic feature The Erotic Memoirs of a Male Chauvinist Pig with R.C. Horsch and later shared a barbecue business with him.
R.C. Horsch Philadelphia pornographic filmmaker, counterfeiter and fugitive who lived in New Zealand under a stolen identity, said he wiretapped for Wackenhut in the 1960s, and whose Olney house is the center of a 2026 missing-women investigation.
Sam Lake New York pornographic film distributor, named by R.C. Horsch as the head of Mature Pictures, to whom Horsch said he sold his 1973 feature for 50,000 dollars.

Organizations (1)

Screw (magazine) New York sex tabloid founded in 1968 by Al Goldstein and Jim Buckley, whose publisher was arrested 19 times on obscenity charges in its first three years; it folded in 2003.

Events (1)

Snuff Film A snuff film is a film produced for the express purpose of capturing a live murder on camera, made to please an audience.

Misc (1)

The Erotic Memoirs of a Male Chauvinist Pig 1973 pornographic feature shot in Philadelphia by Ray Hoersch, later R.C. Horsch, and John Butterworth, which Horsch said was financed by the Philadelphia bar owner Salvatore La Russa.