The Short Ends: More Babies

About this episode

The episode features a discussion with Jeffery Petrone about the film 'Wilbur and the Baby Factory' and the world of sexploitation cinema.

It's a Love Explosion! In an attempt to maintain our sanity amidst deadlines and life generally, we bring you another episode of our Short Ends series, which we've used in the past to feature additional discussions that have either gone long, didn't fit, or generally felt like they were worthy of standing on their own. We've slightly expanded this design to hopefully include more low-key and informal chats with friends, fans and listeners, without the pressure of one of our regular, deeply researched Sin Syndicate episodes (that you've come to know and love). All that build up to say, we've got unofficial Gap Theatre correspondent and New Jersey native Jeffery Petrone on the show to talk about a secret screening of "Wilbur and the Baby Factory" that he recently attended. Jeffery is a passionate fan of all genres of film and has recently caught the sexploitation bug. We were excited to talk with him about his impressions of this Harry Novak distributed sort of sex film, sort of Master Race satire. Of course, we've also got plenty of news, updates and chatter from the World of Sexploitation, literally, from America to Argentina to England to Japan. Will I ever be able to rescue…

People in this episode

Guest: Jeffery Petrone

Topics covered

• sexploitation
• film discussion
• informal chats
• movie reviews
• interviews

Keywords

• sexploitation
• Wilbur and the Baby Factory
• Jeffery Petrone
• Gap Theatre
• film discussion

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Gap Theatre, Harry Novak

Books & works: Wilbur and the Baby Factory

Places: America, Argentina, England, Japan

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