Sexploitation Movie Posters is a curated visual archive of more than 150 original posters from the sexploitation film boom of 1965 to 1985. Compiled by Charles Deroyan, the collection captures a bold and often outrageous corner of exploitation cinema, where graphic design, provocation, and pop culture collide.
 
Spanning two decades of grindhouse theatres and underground film culture, these posters reveal how sexploitation films sold themselves through vivid colour, sensational imagery, and unapologetic promise. Seen together, they offer more than shock value. They reflect shifting attitudes toward sexuality, censorship, and commerce in mid to late twentieth century cinema.
 
Published by Masala Noir in 2024, this volume is both a visual reference and a cultural document, appealing to collectors, film historians, designers, and anyone interested in the history of transgressive media.