documentaries

The video titled "Perversion for Profit," made in 1964-1965, talks about concerns regarding the rise of explicit content in magazines and its potential impact on society. The film suggests that such material may be found in local places like newsstands, malt shops, or drugstores. It uses humor to discuss the perceived decline in cultural values and warns people to be cautious about pornography. The images are often censored with black bars, and the film emphasizes the negative effects of explicit content on children. It mentions the availability of obscene material due to modern technology and expresses concerns about its influence on youth, leading them towards various sexual activities. The video suggests a link between explicit material and moral decay, as well as vulnerability to communism. It discusses nudist magazines and attributes a crime to the influence of such material. The film advocates for community action, encouraging people to contact merchants, write letters, and report objectionable materials to the police, emphasizing the law as a tool. The video concludes with a plea for deliverance from what it perceives as evil in society.