Joe D-amato - Queen Of Elephants 2- Sahara -19... ((exclusive)) Jun 2026

Despite what the Western home video marketing suggests, Sahara is a sequel in name only to its predecessor, ( Queen of the Elephants , 1997).

: Like many of D'Amato's later works, the film focuses on a "let's get it on" attitude, sacrificing deep characterization for frequent sexual encounters set in attractive international locations. Key Cast & Crew

By 1995, Joe D’Amato (Aristide Massaccesi) had moved away from the high-budget horror and post-apocalyptic films of the early 80s (like Anthropophagous or Endgame ) to dominate the hardcore adult industry. However, D’Amato never lost his eye for cinematography. Unlike many of his contemporaries, his films from this era, including Queen of Elephants 2 , often featured impressive location scouting and a level of visual polish that betrayed his background as a master cinematographer. Plot and Setting

The narrative is essentially a clothesline for the action set-pieces—and by "action," I mostly mean simulated sex scenes and people pointing guns at each other. Despite what the Western home video marketing suggests,

Selen , Zenza Raggi, Maria Bellucci, John Walton, Amanda Steele, and Frank Gun Primary Locations: Morocco / North Africa

(1998) is an exotic adult drama often marketed under the title . However, D’Amato never lost his eye for cinematography

: While the first film centered on a "jungle girl" raised by elephants in Africa who is "rescued" and brought to Scotland, lacks actual elephants. Cast Roles

Reviewers note that while D’Amato was renowned for grittier horror classics like Anthropophagus

The plot follows two wealthy, high-flying European businessmen who travel to North Africa.

Based on that, I’ll invent a for fans or archivists dealing with obscure/exploitation films like D’Amato’s: