Back in 1965, armed with limited funds, Distribpix was founded. Within months, the company was distributing the most profitable adult films of the day; this was the era of black and white sexual melodramas with lascivious and sleazy titles such as "Thigh Spy," "Lust Weekend," and "Spread Eagles."

Though the plots were strongly sexualized, the nudity quotient of the initial films was low - though the climate quickly become more permissive with every film. Wanting to ensure their risque films stayed ahead of the competition, Distribpix took risks with the censors and revealed a little more flesh each time. This led the founder to comment wryly that Distribpix invented the industry "one pubic hair at a time".

The success of Distibpix was instant, and operations were immediately expanded. Relationships were formed with the rising talent of East Coast directors such as Joe Sarno, Ron Sullivan, the Amero brothers, and Michael and Roberta Findlay. In the late 1960s, films rolled off the production line with regularity, turning a quick profit in the legendary Times Square adult cinemas - before earning thousands around the country.

We are proud to re-introduce , what some historians say might be the most important collection of NYC based sexploitation films, of all time. All of our films from the Distribpix library are transferred from 35 mm negatives, which gives these 30-40 year old films the look like they were shot yesterday. This is SEXPLOITATION at it's finest.