This movie from 1971 stars Dustin Hoffman as a mathematician who moves to Scotland with his wife so he can have a quiet place to work on his theories. The gorgeous Susan George stars as his wife and not long after moving back they encounter her ex-boyfriend whom of course stirs up trouble. She teases these men by walking around bra less and even changes in front of an open window with knowledge of them looking on. Susan's natural body looks delicious!!! Available on Bluray!

This shocking and controversial potboiler set in antebellum Louisiana chronicles the decline and fall of the slave-breeding Maxwell family, headed by dictatorial patriarch Warren (James Mason). Determined to have another heir, Warren persuades his randy son (Perry King) to wed a pouty Southern belle (Susan George) whose vengeance-fueled sexual encounters with a slave (Ken Norton) lead to disastrous consequences. Also starring soap star Debbi Morgan, Brenda Sykes, Laura Misch Owens, Reda Wyatt.

Figuring you were already scared of great white sharks thanks to Jaws, along comes Tintorera, the much-smaller but no less hungry tiger shark. Thankfully, this shark likes eating lots of naked women. Starring Priscilla Barnes, Susan George, Jennifer Ashley, Fiona Lewis, Laura Lyons.

When an American family moves to Japan, the spirits of three long-dead lovers possess their modern-day counterparts in order to re-enact the deadly triangle. Edward Albert, Susan George and Doug McClure star in a shocker of sinister terror. 88 min.Standard and Widescreen; Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital mono, Spanish Dolby Digital mono, French Dolby Digital mono; Subtitles: English, Spanish, French.

In 1971, Director Sam Peckinpah's violent and unpleasant drama Straw Dogs caused quite a stir and in fact, was originally banned in the UK (where it was set), then later released with an X rating.

A wimpy American mathematician moves with his wife to her hometown in Scotland so he can work in isolation. The American is met with scorn, while the wife draws the attention of her ex-boyfriend.

When the wife is raped by the ex-boyfriend, she initially resists but starts to enjoy it, however, when a second man jumps in for sloppy seconds, she fights bitterly, to no avail. She does not tell her husband, who is busy being harassed by the local villagers.

A retarded man takes refuge with the couple when villagers accuse him of murder. Faced with a group of armed village men intent on taking the suspect, the mathematician fights back in an unexpected and especially violent manner. It's this later part of the movie, coupled with the rape, that made it so controversial.

As with many of Peckinpah's films, this is an excellent movie but filled with violence, sex, and a lot of plain unpleasant acts. The unrated version contains 5 minutes of footage not in the R version.