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The legacy of Tarzan , created by Edgar Rice Burroughs, has seen countless adaptations across mainstream and niche media for over a century. The character's presence in popular culture is so pervasive that it has inspired everything from prestige Hollywood blockbusters to low-budget parodies and experimental independent films. Enter Tarzan, played with a bizarre, almost feral
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Unlike modern gonzo pornography, "Tarzan-X" attempts—however clumsily—a narrative arc. The film opens not in Africa, but in a colonial British outpost. A repressed, sexually frustrated Jane (Orlowsky) arrives in the Congo to join her stuffy, impotent husband, who is an obsessive hunter. He is more interested in taxidermy than intimacy. In recent years, there has been a growing