The Godson 1971

For 30 years, was considered a lost film. The original distributor, a fly-by-night company called "Indie-International Pictures," went bankrupt in 1973. The negative was thought destroyed in a warehouse fire. Then, in 2004, a film collector in Detroit found a pristine 35mm print in a foreclosure auction. That print was restored in 2018 by the American Genre Film Archive (AGFA).

This is a low-budget, tongue-in-cheek parody of The Godfather (1972). While it shares a similar title and premise with the Marlon Brando classic, it is strictly a B-movie from the "sexploitation" era—meaning it was made on a shoestring budget, features plenty of nudity, and relies on campy humor rather than dramatic storytelling. the godson 1971