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''Exposé'', also known as ''The House on Straw Hill'', is a 1976 British erotic thriller directed by James Kenelm Clarke and starring Creator/UdoKier, Linda Hayden, and Fiona Richmond.
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''Exposé'', also known as ''The House on Straw Hill'', is a 1976 British erotic thriller directed by James Kenelm Clarke and starring Creator/UdoKier, Linda Hayden, Creator/LindaHayden, and Fiona Richmond.
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Notable mainly for being not only the only British entry on the DPP's list of VideoNasties[[note]]''Film/{{Xtro}}'', although often identified as being on the list, was actually part of the DPP's lesser Section 3 list[[/note]], but also the only British entry to be successfully prosecuted, due to its graphic scenes of sex and violence.
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Notable mainly for being not only the only British entry on the DPP's list of VideoNasties[[note]]''Film/{{Xtro}}'', although often identified as being on the list, was actually part of the DPP's lesser Section 3 list[[/note]], but also the only British entry to be successfully prosecuted, due to its graphic scenes of sex and violence.
violence. Later remade in 2010 as ''Stalker''.
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''Exposé'', also known as ''The House on Straw Hill'', is a 1976 British erotic thriller directed by James Kenelm Clarke and starring Creator/UdoKier, Linda Hayden, and Fiona Richmond.
Paul Martin (Kier) is a novelist who rents out a secluded cottage in the British countryside in order to complete his new book, a pretentious sex romp. Plagued by recurring paranoid nightmares, he has split with his girlfriend Suzanne (Richmond) and is having problems writing his book. Paul employs a secretary, Linda Hindstatt (Hayden), to type the manuscript for him. Meanwhile, Paul keeps having nightmares, and pretty soon everything descends into pure insanity.
Notable mainly for being not only the only British entry on the DPP's list of VideoNasties[[note]]''Film/{{Xtro}}'', although often identified as being on the list, was actually part of the DPP's lesser Section 3 list[[/note]], but also the only British entry to be successfully prosecuted, due to its graphic scenes of sex and violence.
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!! This film includes examples of the following tropes:
* GirlOnGirlIsHot: As his novel approaches completion, Paul asks Suzanne to come back to him, [[spoiler:only for Linda to seduce her, and the two women have sex]].
* RapeAndRevenge: Shortly after settling into Paul's house, Linda is [[RapeAsDrama raped by a pack of local yobs]], but soon gets her revenge and kills them with a shotgun.
* SlashedThroat: Paul's housekeeper Mrs. Aston is murdered by having her throat slashed with a knife by [[spoiler:Linda]].
* VehicularSabotage: [[spoiler:Paul is killed when he crashes his car into a nearby river, the brakes having been tampered with.]]
* WritersBlock: Paul is struck with a case of this, and hires Linda to help him cope.
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''Exposé'', also known as ''The House on Straw Hill'', is a 1976 British erotic thriller directed by James Kenelm Clarke and starring Creator/UdoKier, Linda Hayden, and Fiona Richmond.
Paul Martin (Kier) is a novelist who rents out a secluded cottage in the British countryside in order to complete his new book, a pretentious sex romp. Plagued by recurring paranoid nightmares, he has split with his girlfriend Suzanne (Richmond) and is having problems writing his book. Paul employs a secretary, Linda Hindstatt (Hayden), to type the manuscript for him. Meanwhile, Paul keeps having nightmares, and pretty soon everything descends into pure insanity.
Notable mainly for being not only the only British entry on the DPP's list of VideoNasties[[note]]''Film/{{Xtro}}'', although often identified as being on the list, was actually part of the DPP's lesser Section 3 list[[/note]], but also the only British entry to be successfully prosecuted, due to its graphic scenes of sex and violence.
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!! This film includes examples of the following tropes:
* GirlOnGirlIsHot: As his novel approaches completion, Paul asks Suzanne to come back to him, [[spoiler:only for Linda to seduce her, and the two women have sex]].
* RapeAndRevenge: Shortly after settling into Paul's house, Linda is [[RapeAsDrama raped by a pack of local yobs]], but soon gets her revenge and kills them with a shotgun.
* SlashedThroat: Paul's housekeeper Mrs. Aston is murdered by having her throat slashed with a knife by [[spoiler:Linda]].
* VehicularSabotage: [[spoiler:Paul is killed when he crashes his car into a nearby river, the brakes having been tampered with.]]
* WritersBlock: Paul is struck with a case of this, and hires Linda to help him cope.
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