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[kronos123]

Originally Posted by andros19

Zapped

Kinda same here.
And I also remember the german soft erotic TV show aired on onyx.tv (many years ago) called "Electric Blue", packed with true, vintage ENF stuff (to this day, disappearing and ripped of clothes are my fav)
If anyone has access or knows when can I get clips from those, big please - do tell.

[mastophilus]

The first time ENF made an impression on me in the movies was the scene in "Weird Science" where the girl playing the piano gets stripped and sucked out the chimney. I saw it on video in probably early 1986, when I was just beginning to feel the first tinglings of puberty. I couldn't quite put my finger on it then, but there was something mesmerizing about the scene to pudgy little me. By the time I was in 6th grade ('87-'88) the hormones were fully raging and I more fully appreciated the scene.

I still think it's a smoking hot scene. Even now, decades later, it's still one of my all-time favorites.

[sooty]

Originally Posted by kronos123

Kinda same here.
And I also remember the german soft erotic TV show aired on onyx.tv (many years ago) called "Electric Blue", packed with true, vintage ENF stuff (to this day, disappearing and ripped of clothes are my fav)
If anyone has access or knows when can I get clips from those, big please - do tell.

There are a few Electric Blue clips on DailyMotion but plenty of full uncut clips on XHamster and the full movie of Zapped is on Youtube.

[h0pal0ng]

1960. Rossano Brazzi (as Archimedes!) accidentally burns Tina Louise's clothes while she skinny-dips!

[tnvgirls]

So back in college I am in my room one morning working on the computer and hear the door open to my roommate's bedroom, I knew my roommate had already left for classes and his cute girlfriend was the only one left besides me in the apartment. She must have thought she was alone because she walked past my room in the hallway buck naked on the way to the shower! Holy crap if she didn't have one of the nicest asses I had ever seen, to go along with her flawless skin. She saw me and screamed as she darted into the bathroom. She came out with a towel and told me she thought she was alone and apologized to me. I told her she had nothing to be sorry about, wish I was a bit more smooth but it had indeed caught me by total surprise!

TNVGirls

[K.C.Silkwood]

It was a real-life experience that really sparked my interest in the genre, but the first ENF movie clip I ever saw was the scene from the 1983 flick Suburbia, where a girl gets stripped naked by a crowd while she's dancing in a club. I've looked for that clip from time to time but never could find it online, and don't think I ever even knew the name of the actress. Anybody else seen that one?

[lonmol]

Originally Posted by K.C.Silkwood

It was a real-life experience that really sparked my interest in the genre, but the first ENF movie clip I ever saw was the scene from the 1983 flick Suburbia, where a girl gets stripped naked by a crowd while she's dancing in a club. I've looked for that clip from time to time but never could find it online, and don't think I ever even knew the name of the actress. Anybody else seen that one?

Her name is Gina Carrera. I'm pretty sure the clip is here on OCC. Search for Suburbia, and it should come up. Here's a link to some photos of her from the film, as well as a few more recent shots; https://forum.oneclickchicks.com/show...a#post696 646

[K.C.Silkwood]

Thanks lonmol, that's it exactly! Wow, brings back memories!

[Mortimer]

My First ENF was one from a tv add for a comercial center's autumn collection. A woman was smartly dressed in a barely decorated room (more like a photo shot place with a few rectangular panels as props) and a strong breeze kept blowing at her clothes. Some where seen parting from her who kept a surprised expression each time, and the camera would show the cloth alone blew across the screen with an indicative price. Back to the woman (minus the cloth in question), and repeat. At the end bra and panties were seen floating across the screen, and the last seconds were of the woman sitting naked facing the camera, head down, a hand across her breasts, the other over her crotch with legs slightly crossed. The lights were slightly dimmer than the rest of the shot, and grew dimmer as zoom went back. I think I was about 7 and found the add fascinating but couldn't understand why I just saw it once, but it definitively left a mark
The adds from the eighties in Spain were definitely something.
Besides, so close to the transition from dictatorship, a lot of the local movies were still into the spirit of "el destape" (the relaxation of censorship) and thus some silly films were into showing as much as they could get away with

[chickenghost1]

Originally Posted by Mortimer

My First ENF was one from a tv add for a comercial center's autumn collection. A woman was smartly dressed in a barely decorated room (more like a photo shot place with a few rectangular panels as props) and a strong breeze kept blowing at her clothes. Some where seen parting from her who kept a surprised expression each time, and the camera would show the cloth alone blew across the screen with an indicative price. Back to the woman (minus the cloth in question), and repeat. At the end bra and panties were seen floating across the screen, and the last seconds were of the woman sitting naked facing the camera, head down, a hand across her breasts, the other over her crotch with legs slightly crossed. The lights were slightly dimmer than the rest of the shot, and grew dimmer as zoom went back. I think I was about 7 and found the add fascinating but couldn't understand why I just saw it once, but it definitively left a mark
The adds from the eighties in Spain were definitely something.
Besides, so close to the transition from dictatorship, a lot of the local movies were still into the spirit of "el destape" (the relaxation of censorship) and thus some silly films were into showing as much as they could get away with

This sounds awesome! Can you remember the name of the center or the year it was on tv?