Always on Monday: My Tale Is Hot (1964)

USA, 1964
35mm film, “filmed in living SKIN-A-SCOPE color by Sexitone”, colour
mono, English

An American fantasy film directed by Peter Perry Jr using the pseudonym Seymour Tokus.

Plot Summary

The Devil makes a bet with his wife Saturna – that he can get Ben-Her Ova, the man voted by “Ladies’ House Companion” magazine as the most faithful husband in the world, to cheat on his wife. The Devil visits Ben-Her Ova and does his best to tempt him.

Credits

Crew
Directed by: Seymour Tokus Peter Perry Jr]
© [not given on screen]
Max Gardens presents a “Fanny-See”. Distributed by Sonney Amusement Enterprises, Inc. Money by Sonney
Produced by: Seymour Tokus Dan Sonney]
Written by: Seymour Tokus Peter Perry Jr]
Camera: Brad C. Berry
Lighting: John Murray
Sound: Wm. Yekram
Costumes, Hair Dressing, Lunches, Barber, Make-Up: Lou Nolan Gardens

Cast
Little Jack Little Jack Little] as Ben-Hur Ova
Manny Goodtimes Max Gardens] as Lucifer the Devil
Candy Barr as herself
Ima Ghoul as Saturna
Bea Reddy as Miasis-Ova
Lotta Parts as the mannequin, the cashier, the candy girl, the bar maid and Fair All-Ova
Carry Meoff as the ticket girl
Evan Lesse as the TV announcer
The Cutey-Beauties of Hell and the Harem (Carol Baughman, Monica Liljistrand, Gaby Martone, Barbara Nordin, Adele Rein, Karen Wyatt)

Alternative Titles

Leikkitoverit – Finland
My Tale Is Told – alternative title
Panties Inferno

Extracts included in
American Grindhouse (2009)