There was a time when the moral rectitude of our country depended on meaty white guys shouting loudly at the audience. One such man makes his case for pornography being a growth industry by employing hastily-censored images cut out from magazines scavenged from the dumpster behind his office. If, at the end of this film, you aren't convinced that big money can be made from inert photographs of nudes, your perversity will be fully refunded. Riffs provided by Dana Simpson of "Ozy and Millie," Thomas K. Dye of "Newshounds" and David Brodbeck.
