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sexploitation

[sek-sploi-tey-shuhn] / ˌsɛk splɔɪˈteɪ ʃən /




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The first offering was a French sexploitation flick, “Companions of the Night.”

From Seattle Times

This gets at the sensuality that grips the Israelites as they await Moses’ return, but stops short of a sexploitation aesthetic that might throw off the opera’s equilibrium.

From New York Times

But then Drew Barrymore and McG came along with a take that knowingly winked at its own history of sexploitation while playing into a very 1990s “you go girl” concept.

From Washington Times

As for Epstein’s multitude of very wealthy, very high-profile friends on whom he had the sexploitation goods, did they buy off half the federal and New York legal-penal system?

From Washington Times

Filmed in shimmering black and white, with dashes of surreal color, it’s as if Guy Maddin and Kenneth Anger adapted one of Joseph Conrad’s nightmares for a sexploitation producer.

From New York Times