[sinclairfan]

Does Total Recall (1990) count if it was purchased for the Sharon Stone/Rachel Ticotin scene?

[sinclairfan]

While Im the first to point out Stalones limited acting abilities Ill also agree that he was a damn skippy Dredd

Ill have to wait and see how this one works out?

Diane Lane was amazing in the one.

[wasteland1952]

Oh wow....I need to get into my time machine to go way, way back.  Back in the late 70's and early 80's there was a man who produced catfight movies.  His name was John Cain, if I remember correctly.  I believe he might have been located in the Boston area, but I'm not sure.  Anyway, I bought one or two of his films.  I believe he used 8 or 16 mm film to record the fights.  I must have bought VHS tapes of them, because I didn't have a projector to watch them.  I can't remember any details, girls names, or the titles of the films.  If any other old timers out there read this, they may have known about Mr. Cain.

I also bought several VHS tapes from Crystal when they were known as Crystal Films, before they switched to Crystal Video.  They had a video series called Catspats before they started their video magazines.  And they also published a magazine, Catspats, that had some excellent pics of catfights, including quite a few from Frank Rusha.

That's about as good as my memory allows.

[Mikesabio69]

Bought a no brand video from a wrestling magazine. Had just got my first checking account and it was so exciting to finally watch a catfight video. Maybe six or seven matches. Sexy underwear no nudity. Never saw any of the actresses again. One was a milfy whiny type with short brown hair. One was a muscular bitchy brunette who used her big breasts as weapons.  One was a cute curly black hair and a couple blondes added in. No real order to the matches I.e round robin bug some of them fought different ladies and done only fought once. I know it is not much to go on but if anyone recognizes this please let me know. Overall a failure but still fun for a first purchase

[LQQKING4CATFIGHTER]

Oh wow....I need to get into my time machine to go way, way back.  Back in the late 70's and early 80's there was a man who produced catfight movies.  His name was John Cain, if I remember correctly.  I believe he might have been located in the Boston area, but I'm not sure.  Anyway, I bought one or two of his films.  I believe he used 8 or 16 mm film to record the fights.  I must have bought VHS tapes of them, because I didn't have a projector to watch them.  I can't remember any details, girls names, or the titles of the films.  If any other old timers out there read this, they may have known about Mr. Cain.

I also bought several VHS tapes from Crystal when they were known as Crystal Films, before they switched to Crystal Video.  They had a video series called Catspats before they started their video magazines.  And they also published a magazine, Catspats, that had some excellent pics of catfights, including quite a few from Frank Rusha.

That's about as good as my memory allows.

 Cain filmed out of LA with 70's porn stars like Uschi

[T aka Tony]

1. Triumph Studio
2. Golden Girls
3. Crystal Films

I still have all the videos from those companies and more! lol

Tony

[fanofvs]

First ordered VHS tapes from Jaguar/Joan Wise. Found ads in the back of wrestling magazines and had to decipher from a black and white pic, which vid I would like. I think the first one was called “the Tip”.Once they mailed the tape, they provided a little catalog with more to choose from. Collection began to grow from there. This was pre internet of course. I also remember getting “Bert Rhines Battling Beauties” around the same time.

[SharkLovesCatfights]

Purchased a few foxy combat videos years ago.  Went through a blonde vs blonde phase and bought the fight on a golf course between two blondes.  Also bought one of their "The Beach" series fights for good measure.  I think they're still on the hard drive of my old computer, so whoever has that machine now is lucky lol.

[Mikebt]

Joan Wise Productions, Treena vs Alexa. It was a great competitive catfight with Treena Collins dominating and making Alexa cry at the end. If you are looking for total domination and humiliation, this was a classic that I watch to this day. I bought it through a mailer back in the day, might've bought a magazine and pictures first and than I ordered the VHS from their catalog. I used to get a mailer from Flamengo Wrestling out of Florida up until the late 00s. It's too bad everything has gone digital now.

[colt 45]

Best of the Big Boob Battles, DuPont. Starred Annie Owens and had Kitten Natividad and Rosemary.  Great fight but campy. 

[lumberjack66]

I didn't buy it but the first I checked out was Foxy Boxing at an Army Day room in Texas.  It was actually part of their break room collection.  In the Day room with a dozen guys from various units cheering their favorite on.  Now we would probably all end up in Levinworth.  At the time, it was probably the wildest sexiest thing I had ever seen.  It is actually available now on youtube.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzmIvwgfkHQ

[maine516]

It's a long way back for me to look as well, but I believe the first catfight video I purchased was from California Wildcats.  I don' recall if it was their first release, but I know I bought their first video with Venus Delight.  Around that time, I also bought several early Napali videos, which were cheesy but cheap and even though they weren't really catfights for the most part, the women were voluptuous and sexy.  I also bought most of the Crystal Video "magazine" videos.   All on VHS of course.

[jaybee]

I didn't buy it but the first I checked out was Foxy Boxing at an Army Day room in Texas.  It was actually part of their break room collection.  In the Day room with a dozen guys from various units cheering their favorite on.  Now we would probably all end up in Levinworth.  At the time, it was probably the wildest sexiest thing I had ever seen.  It is actually available now on youtube.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzmIvwgfkHQ

WOW this brought back memories!!
This wasn't the first catfight video I purchased but it was DEFINITELY the first catfight video I actually saw. I was able to rent it from Blockbuster videos when I was 15 (long story on how lol) back in the mid 90s! 

[Bear]

It was a Napali VHS tape and being that the internet was not a reality yet, I had to depend on the description of the "fight" and the picture of the two beautiful combatants.  I was really excited when the tape arrived, so you can imagine how disappointed and pissed I was when I actually played it.  No wrestling, no fighting, no hairpulling -- just two beautiful women with enormous, enhanced breasts rubbing against each other and moaning.  I mean, if that's what you're in the mood for, then that's quite OK.  But in my case, it wasn't.  I wanted, and expected real action, and felt totally ripped off.

I'm grateful that with the internet we have a much better idea of what we are purchasing, so the chances of not getting what you want are much slimmer than they were in the days when we were essentially buying a pig in a poke.  These days I pretty much know what I'm getting  even if I decide to buy another Napali tape.   (Which I haven't.)

[maturecatfan]

first VHS ever purchased via mail order was Battling Beauties, had foxy boxing, wrestling and mud wrestling bouts with sexy seventies girls.

first VHS rented specifically for it featuring a catfight on the cover was the ramrodder