Lust
Related: lust murder - desire - sex - hunger - attraction
Titles: Lustful Turk (1828)
"But I say to you that whoever looks at a woman to lust for her has already committed adultery with her in his heart. --Matthew 5:28
Raquel Welch as Lust in Bedazzled (1967)
Definition
The word lust means sexual desire (this meaning is sometimes metaphorically extended to other forms of desire, e.g. lust for power). It is considered a vice by many religions.
Some moralists consider lust to be a corruption of temperance, in the sense that when temperance fails, lust is the natural result. In Christian theology, it is considered one of the seven deadly Sins. --http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lust [Aug 2004]
Lust for Life is also the name of a song and eponymous album by punk rock musician Iggy Pop.
Love and Lust Gods and Goddesses
Goddesses:
* Aine
* Alpan
* Aphrodite
* Bebhionn
* Cliodhna
* Cottytus
* Dwyn
* Freya
* Qetesh
* Sjofn
* Tlazolteotl
Goddesses:
* Venus (mythology)
Gods:
* Aizen Myo-o
* Backlum Chaam
* Freyr
* Himerus
* Pan (mythology)
* Ueuecoyotl
* Xochipilli
--http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Love_and_lust_goddesses [Aug 2004]
Lust in the Dust (1985) - Paul Bartel
Lust in the Dust (1985) - Paul Bartel [Amazon.com] 
After forming a match made in trash-movie heaven in John Waters's Polyester, Tab Hunter and Divine reunited for this deliciously tasteless Western comedy, which borrows its title from the nickname for Duel in the Sun, the turgid Western that inspired director Paul Bartel's affectionate spoofery. With Hunter wearing two hats as hero and coproducer, the movie indulges its own outrageous excess while staying true to the dustiest traditions of the Western genre. It's just good enough to watch without shame, and rude enough to hide from more offendable members of the family.
Nothing's sacred in Chile Verde, the wild western town where lone gunman Abel Wood (Hunter) arrives after rescuing corpulent saloon singer Rosie Velez (Divine) from being defiled by Hard Case Williams (Geoffey Lewis) and his gang of misfit gunslingers. Saloon owner Marguerita Ventura (Lainie Kazan) gets hot 'n' heavy for Abel's wood, and passions flare up in a race for hidden treasure, the map to which is tattooed in two sections on Rosie's and Marguerita's ample posteriors. To reveal more would spoil the wretched hilarity; one needn't love Westerns to enjoy this pig-wallow of a comedy, but it helps if you know the legacy of screen villains like Henry Silva, who's riotous here while barely shifting his vile expression. No doubt, this is the wackiest Western that ever cooked under the "blistering, burning, blazing, scorching, roasting, toasting, baking, boiling, broiling, steaming, searing, sizzling, grilling, smoldering, very hot New Mexico sun." --Jeff Shannon, Amazon.com