Hideout in the Sun (1960)

Tagline: "Escape...to a modern Garden of Paradise... where Nature's sun-kissed daughters walk forth in all their natural beauty!"

Facts: Shot in late 1958, and released in 1960 - Wishman's debut film, in Easman Color and Nuderama!

Plot: In the heist tale set in pre-1960s Miami, two bank robbers Duke Martin (Greg Conrad) and his brother Steve (Earl Bauer) fled into a nudist camp in Miami (before a plan to escape to Cuba via the ocean), accompanied by kidnapped and car-jacked Dorothy Courtney (Dolores Carlos) in tow (a member of the naturist club). They had to pretend they were nudists while hiding out, to avoid suspicion. As the film ended, Steve and Dorothy fell in love (amidst all the nudists and their activities).

[Note: Reportedly, the film was photographed in one of the largest and most beautiful Nudist Camps in Florida, The Sunny Palms Lodge in Homestead Florida, although later, this was refuted. Doris lied about it for legal reasons.]

Nude on the Moon (1961)

Tagline: "And the Heavens Brought Forth the Wonder of Woman."

Facts: Wishman stretched the limits of censorship laws with this sci-fi nudie film, causing it to be banned in New York State. [Note: The shooting location was the Coral Castle in Homestead, Florida.]

Plot: Young rocket scientist Dr. Jeff Huntley (Lester Brown), after inheriting a fortune of $3 million, constructed a moon rocket with the help of the Professor Nichols (William Mayer). After landing on the moon, the two scientists came upon an alien world inhabited by semi-nude topless moon people looking like Power Rangers.During his expedition, Jeff fell in love with The Queen of the Moon (Marietta, in a double-role as both the telepathic Moon Queen and Jeff's secretary/love interest).

Diary of a Nudist (1961)

Tagline: "Woman Reporter Poses as Nudist!"

Plot: The plot was described as such: "A Beautiful and Extraordinary Love Story - About a French Girl Who Joins An American Nature Colony." During a hunting trip, conservative newspaper editor Arthur Sherwood (Norman Casserly) of The Evening Times happened to stumble into a nudist camp. To write an expose on the camp in order to shut it down, he sent his female reporter Stacy Taylor (Davee Decker) to pose undercover as a nudist in order to report on the place, but she fell in love with the alternate lifestyle. Sherwood fired Stacy, and then took her place to expose the immorality of the camp himself - and found that he enjoyed it too.

Blaze Starr Goes Nudist (1962) (aka Back to Nature)

Tagline: It was advertised as exhibiting "nature's carefree daughters in all their natural beauty."

Facts: Wishman's film was the only feature film starring the busty redheaded burlesque queen (as Herself/Belle Fleming).

Plot: Intrigued by the idea of a nudist camp, screen siren Blaze Starr (Herself) became a member of the Sunny Palms Lodge in Florida, and became close to the camp's accordian-playing director, Andy Simms (Ralph Young). When she looked like she might forsake or damage her professional career by missing out on press functions, her manager/fiancee Tony (Gene Berk) became worried.

Gentlemen Prefer Nature Girls (1963)

Tagline: "The elemental beauty of nature... so intimate, so revealing!" and "See what working girls do after a hard day at the office!"

Plot: This contrived plot was about a married nudist couple named Anne (Joan Bamford) and Tom Brooks (Lou Alexion) who worked in a real estate office with a very conservative owner, Mr. Bennett (William Mayer). Tom was fired when the owner of the company discovered that he was a nudist. Tom retreated to his naturist club, where he took over as temporary nudist camp director. He discovered that his real estate client Al Jenkins (Gene Burk) was also a nudist camp member. So the two plotted to see if they could change the mind of Tom's boss, by tricking him to come to the club.

The Amazing Transplant (1970)

Tagline: "His was the most unique of all... women DIED for it!"

Plot: In this Doris Wishman thriller, sexual encounters with women wearing gold earrings caused once-nerdy Arthur Barlen (Juan Fernandez), with a male penis transplant, to go homicidally crazy. In the opening, Arthur made love to - and strangled girlfriend-fiancee Mary (Sandy Eden) - wearing earrings. He went on to further uncontrollable rapes and murders of women with gold earrings. A detective named Bill (Larry Hunter) discovered why Arthur was a crazed psychopath with a fetish regarding gold earrings (with multiple flashbacks to many of his crimes). He learned from Arthur's transplant doctor, Dr. Meade (Bernard Marcel), that Arthur's well-endowed, recently-deceased donor-friend Felix had provided Arthur with his recent penis graft or transplant. Felix was a serial rapist who became beserk by women wearing gold earrings. The film ended with the newspaper headline: "TRIAL ENDS JURY FINDS ARTHUR BALEN GUILTY"

Love Toy (1971)

Tagline: "He knew all the games...She was the plaything!"

Facts: Wishman's first soft-core color feature film was Love Toy (1971), followed by others - see below.

Plot: In this sleazy non hard-core thriller, compulsive gambler Marcus (Vic Lester/Larry Hunter) lost his own nubile teen daughter Chris (Pat Happel) due to his habit of gin rummy. She became the sex slave of fiend Alex (Bernard Marcel) and his wife Mary (Willa Mist/Uta Erickson) - as an object or 'love toy' for various humiliating, role-playing perversions, such as domination, spanking, incest, oral sex, bondage, fetishism. After a while, Chris was converted to enjoying being a 'love toy' - but was it only a dream?

Keyholes Are For Peeping (1972)

Tagline: "Will Titillate The Cockles of Your Heart!"

Facts: This was Wishman's first attempt at sex comedy or parody.

Plot: Nebbish, Jerry Lewis-like Stanley Bebble (Sammy Petrillo) took a correspondence course in marriage counseling, and then solicited his neighbors with hand-written business cards. He discovered his apartment building's superintendent Manuel was a Peeping Tom into keyholes. Stanley took it upon himself to counsel Manuel in finding a real girlfriend for sex.

Deadly Weapons (1974)

Tagline: "Watch the mob get busted when Chesty takes her revenge."

Facts: Doris Wishman's notorious and off-beat sexploitation film was advertised as featuring Polish burlesque stripper and star Chesty Morgan's (real name Lillian Wilczkowsky) 73-inch enormous and grotesque bustline (her complete measurements: 73-32-36).

Plot: Chesty starred as an ad executive Crystal (billed as Zsa Zsa) - she was in love with a seedy, gangster named 'Hook' Larry (Greg Reynolds/Richard Towers), who was known to the Mob for stealing a black book of names and addresses. She sought revenge when two other mobsters, eye-patched Captain Hook (Mitchell Fredericks) and Tony Barler (Deep Throat porn star Harry Reems) eliminated Larry. First, to lure Captain Hook to her room, she performed an unsexy and lethargic striptease in a Las Vegas club. Then, she drugged him with a mickey and then smothered him with her mammoth 'deadly weapons' on the sofa -- it was the first of two such murders (to the sound of ten-pins falling). Her next target was Tony in Miami.

Double Agent 73 (1974)

Tagline: "Watch out for the booby traps...They're explosive."

Facts: This was considered a semi-sequel to Deadly Weapons (1974).

Plot: Chesty Morgan portrayed Jane Tennay (aka Agent 73), a big-breasted secret agent. Her objective was to eliminate heroin drug-pushers (with inferior low-grade products), led by underworld drug king Ivan Toplan (Louis Burdi). She was outfitted via a surgical operation above her left breast, with an implanted spy camera - to photograph enemy agents. She was unaware that her agency had also planted a time-triggered bomb inside the camera - in case she was ever captured. By the film's conclusion, it was revealed that her own love interest was the lead criminal Ivan - she shot him to death when he asked her to marry him.

A Night to Dismember (1983/1989)

Tagline: "Lust, Betrayal, and Dismemberment..."

Facts: This was Wishman's 27th feature, an incoherent gory, slasher horror cult film. It was her first and only horror film. Although the film was shot beginning in 1979 and finally completed by 1983 (patchworked with additional footage edited in after Wishman claimed that some film reels - about 40% of the film - were destroyed by a disgruntled lab worker), it wasn't released on VHS-video until 1989. It was subsequently released in 2001 on DVD.

In the film's troubled history, a master version of the original film (previously thought 'lost') was recently discovered in 2018. The lead role in this original film (with an entirely different plot) was performed by Diana Cummings. Her part in the film was excised during the editing process in the early 1980s, and replaced by Samantha Fox (see below).

It was entirely narrated by the voice-over of Detective Tim O'Malley without additional dialogue from the characters: ("I'm Tim O'Malley. I'm a detective. The story I am going to tell you happened in October 1986 in Woodmire Lake, a small town in the Midwest").

Bath Murder Scene in Original 1979 Film of Mary Kent (1941-1962)
Murder of Bonnie Kent in Opening Scene of 1983 film

Plot: The film opened with the bloody, axe-wielding bathtub murder of a nude Bonnie Kent by her elder sister Susan Kent, who afterwards fell on the axe and killed herself. The sequence was somewhat unrelated to the remainder of the film. Two other murders happened in rapid succession - the killing of their mother Lola Kent (Cindy Boudreau) (also murdered in a bathtub) by her husband Mr. Broderick Kent (Levi Richards), who then hanged himself.

Six years later, The Kent family's young niece, Vicki Kent (Samantha Fox porn star) was released from the Brandt Hospital for the Criminally Insane after serving just five years for murder. She had been imprisoned for supposedly killing two teen boys. Vicki went to live with her father Adam (Saul Meth), her mother Blanche (Miriam Meth), and her two scheming, jealous and conspiring siblings Mary Kent (Diane Cummins) and Billy Kent (Bill Szarka) - members of a murderous and cursed family.

Subsequently, Vicki (and others) went on a killing rampage involving dismemberment (spikings, impalements, stabbings, knifings, etc.) - mostly caused by her siblings who appeared to be framing Vicki for the many murders, or were trying to drive her crazy, in order to send her back to the state asylum.

Dildo Heaven (2002) (aka Desperate Desires)

Tagline: "Wild, wicked and wanton!"

Fact: The film, a soft-core sex comedy (with surreal dream sequences), had its official world premiere at the New York Underground Film Festival in early 2002. It was a direct-to-video feature.

Plot: Three lusful female roommates struggled with their Peeping Tom neighbor, wished to seduce their bosses for sex, and enjoyed the pleasures of owning a dildo.

Each Time I Kill (2007)

Tagline: "A shocking story revealing the brutality of innocence!"

Fact: This last film written and directed by Wishman, was shot in 2002.

Plot: It was a teen horror thriller about a magical, mystical locket. If its shy high-school teenaged owner Ellie Saunders (Tiffany Paralta) committed a murder, she could claim a physical attribute of the victim.