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CINEMA X
International Guide For Adult Audiences
Adult Monthly Magazine from United Kingdom
Ceased publication

- First and last issue: 1969-1977?
- Covered sexploitation films.
- In 1975 Cinema Blue, a spin-off magazine started.
- Specials called "Cinema Xtra" are double issues that combine individually published issues.
- Published by Top Sellers
- Website: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinema_X

Last updated:
2 November 2015
(see recent updates)

Special thanks for this page goes to:
Garry Malvern
Stefan
Vitelloni
Scott Matheson

COVERS FOUND & MISSING

Info from the Database

Listing is not complete, so it is not known what is missing.

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CONTENTS: 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 All (There are undated issues)

GALLERIES: 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 All (There are undated issues)

Special # 2
1970

Double issue containing issues 10 and 11 of volume 1.

Issue 24
Vol 2 # 12
1970

Contents

"Groupie, German Style" covers nine of the pages, other films include "Motel Wives", "Sex Seekers", and Shelley Winters in "Bloody Mama".

Issue 23
Vol 2 # 11
1970

Contents

interview with Alberto Cavallone , adult films include : Two Girls , The Grasshopper , Wage Of Sin , Henry's Night In , Hansel And Gretel , A Tale To Tell , Vixen , The man Of The House , Conspiracy , Rush Hour , Flash , The Golden Widow , 4 pages on the 1960s Woodstock Music festival , etc

Issue 22
Vol 2 # 10
1970

Contents

Issue 21
Vol 2 # 9
1970

Contents

Issue 20
Vol 2 # 8
1970

Contents

Issue 19
Vol 2 # 7
1970

Contents

Issue 18
Vol 2 # 6
1970

Contents

Issue 17
Vol 2 # 5
1970

Contents

Issue 16
Vol 2 # 4
1970

Contents

Issue 15
Vol 2 # 3
1970

Contents

Issue 14
Vol 2 # 2
1970

Contents

Cover: Lisa Collings
Special in this issue ?Will You Remain A Virgin Forever?, ?Wife Swappers?, ?Check To The Queen?.

Issue 13
Vol 2 # 1
1970

Contents

Films include ?Starlet?, ?Tropic of Cancer?, ?The Lustful Turk?.

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