Jody Maxwell
Jody Maxwell was born Jody Marie Hogsett in 1946. Jody began her career in erotica, after being discovered at a University of Missouri morality symposium, shortly before graduation, by one of the speakers, Gerard Damiano. Damiano directed her in her first film, Portrait, in 1974, and he cast her in several of his other movies into the early 80s. Jody eventually became a writer and columnist for national men’s magazines, having been on the staff of Cheri, Escapade, Capers, Partner, and Adult Cinema Review. Maxwell died of cancer in 2017.
Bucktown
as Topless Dancer / Girlfriend (uncredited)Duke Johnson visits a small Southern town, intent on burying his brother. After the funeral, he...
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Smut Without Smut: Satanic Horror Nite
as (archive footage)Light your black candles and start the chant! Culled from 16mm prints found in Something Weird’s...
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Gums
as Miss MayhemA killer nympho mermaid with an oral fixation prowls the ocean waters, devouring – up to a point...
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The Devil Inside Her
as Hope HammondIn 1826 New England, the two daughters of a repressed farmer (played by director Colt) secretly...
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Unwilling Lovers
as Jenny MerlinTimmy, a grown man, still lives as a child with his domineering mother in the backwoods....
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Expose Me, Lovely
as Terry LawfordHarry "Frosty" Knight, an New York City private eye who must find a missing young man -- heir to...
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Outlaw Ladies
as BarbaraHenri Pachard like Louis Malle is a gifted, prolific, visionary film-maker, Pachard's films...
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The Satisfiers of Alpha Blue
as BabaThe Satisfiers of Alpha Blue is set in a futuristic society which adores its sexual Satisfiers...
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Neon Nights
as Sweet MarieSandy often fantasizes about her mothers’ boyfriend Robert. She pleasures herself while she...
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Portrait
as Psychiatrist's PatientAn examination of a young woman's three different personalities.
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SOS: Screw on the Screen
as Split Beaver / Singing Cocksucker from MissouriA cinematic version of Screw magazine, featuring skits, interviews, and documentary segments.
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