When Lori Sutton's man friend in "Malibu Express (1985)" picks her up she is topless wearing panties. In the next frame--presto chango--they are gone.

My favourite continuity cock-up occurs in "The Coca-Cola Kid" when Greta Scacchi pulls on her clothes at least three (or possibly four) times in succession when her daddy disturbs her and Eric Roberts doing the dirty.

In "Ghosts Can't Do It", Bo Derek strips out her on piece bathing suit and the sea is a dark blue. They cut to Tony Quinn, and when they cut back, the sea is green. I guess tony took a longer gander at her than was planned.

In "Nuit d'été en ville" Marie Trintignant's bush varies in the way it's been done (compare bedroom scenes with bathroom) even though, in plot terms, it's the same night. She seems to have had a go at making it a bit more upswept at the sides during the shooting of the movie.

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The "Ramrodder (1969)" shows an "Indian" sqaw getting horsewhipped, nude by her husband. As the camera angle changes, bloody welts re-appear and disappear.

A segment of "Fantasm Comes Again" has a maid masturbating with her panties down while her employers make love on the other side of a door. When the guy opens the door and discovers her, her panties and pants are suddenly back up.

Some Viet Cong tie a woman's hands behind her back in order to beat her, but when they show the beating, her hands are untied. Fire the editor of "The Ravager"

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Rick Lutze tries to put his pants on in "Necromania--A Tale of Weird Love (1971)" and they get tangled so badly, Ed Wood Jr (!) stopped the film so he could get them straight.

In "The Squanderers (1994)", Julie Strain takes off her bra, but a little later in the scene it is magically back on.

In "The Ramrodder", these are obviously white chicks portraying Indian squaws (the producer did not even attempt to color their skin red like they did for the white guys playing braves!).

The Gore Gore Girls (1972): A stripper goes into a room wearing a non see-thru bra, panties and boots, and comes out the next cut wearing a see-thru bra, panties, and no boots. It was probably implied that she changed, but nothing was shown of that.

"Schulmädchen-Report 4: Was Eltern oft verzweifeln läßt (1972)" during a group undressing scene, a male narrator is talking. The scene switches to a female whose lips are moving, but the male voice continues.

"Le Sauveur (1971)"--in one scene, the girl is shown nude ahead of a guy as they ford a stream, in the next cut the guy is ahead of the girl.

"Don't Answer the Phone (1980)": Pamela Jean Bryant is seen breathing after she was supposedly killed.