Greetings, Another fabulous example of completely fabricated cinematic memorabilia has been
unearthed.

This piece is a teaser poster for a 1967 feature called, "The Sex Life of a Man-Made Monster".

Not much is known about quality of this rarity because no prints of the film have been located since it's
original, extremely limited, theatrical release (it ran for three days at a single theatre in Hoboken).

Here is the basic plot (pieced together from the recollections of several admittedly questionable sources):

The story is told in flashback by the elderly, but still very active, title monster while reclining
on a bed amidst a bevy of naked beauties.

Nearing the completion of his creation, Dr. Frankenheimer sends his hunchbacked assistant,
Herman, out to retrieve the final piece of the puzzle: A healthy male member! Herman, distracted by
the voluptuous behind of the amorous cleaning woman at the medical school, breaks the container which holds
the organ and must replace it. Grabbing the closest jar, he fails to notice that the label below the jar reads:
"Danger: Don Juan's Dingus! Handle with extreme care!".
Unaware of the warning, the doctor attaches the organ and brings his creation to life. The monster quickly
escapes and heads for the nearby village. The creature proceeds to seduce and satisfy the town's lusty
female populace. This, of course, does not sit well with the husbands of the newly pleasured ladyfolk and soon
the monster is chased to an old windmill by the pitchfork and torch wielding cuckolds. Trapped within the
burning building, he falls through the floor and is buried by debris, lostin a state of suspended animation.

Cut to two lovely libidinous ladies out for a picnic. The two Daughters of Lesbos quickly get down to the business at
hand. The pleasure filled moans and sighs drift to the nearby ruins where the creature lies unmoving.
Slowly he stirs to life at the orgasmic orations of the sapphic duo and, with the help of his sex starved staff,
frees himself and joins the fun. The girls lead him back to town where he discovers that things have changed a bit
since he was last awake. It is now the swinging sixties and his insatiable improprieties bring him a new-found celebrity
and many new and willing conquests.

It is hoped that one day a print of this ultra-rare sexploitation epic will surface.

Until that time, this teaser poster is all that remains of the film.