1. “The Big O”: Topping the list of best sex documentaries is the movie that follows one woman on her quest to have an orgasm. At one time, considered a myth, the female orgasm is examined at length in this film.

2. “Love in the Ancient World”: This HIstory channel documentary examines the symbols left behind by civilizations and their relationship to sex and its meaning in their societies.

3. “Sex Slaves”: This one looks at the trade of Eastern European and Northern Asian women makes the list of best documentaries because this film shows actual girls who were sold and the men who buy them.

4. “Brain Sex-Why We Fall In Love”: This one looks at what makes people want to have sex and fall in love. This one is based on scientific facts and casual observations.

5, “Sex Change Hospital”: This six part series makes the list of best sex documentaries because the film looks at people who opt to have sex reassignment surgery.

6. “Nature of Sex”: This films focuses on how all creatures in nature fuck. It examines how humans are not that much different from their non thumbed counterparts.

7. “Virgin School”: This one tells the story of a male virgin who embarks on a journey of sex. He finds himself participating in programs that allow him to explore his sexuality in many situations.

8. The Day My God Died”: This is a pretty emotional one that looks at the child sex and porn industry. The film maker follows the journey of girls sold as young as five years old.

9. “Guys and Dolls”: The men examined in this film have chosen to live and love silicon dolls instead of live women.

10. “Virtual Adultery and Cyberspace Love”: This one will have all online daters think twice. This film examines how fake people are online especially in the realm of attractiveness and sexual prowess.

Everyone in the industry, smut peddlers and fans alike know the legendary story. Marilyn became the spokesperson and box-cover girl for Procter & Gamble’s laundry detergent; Ivory Snow, a HUGE brand in America’s white bread utopia. Her squeaky clean, girl-next-door image was seen on supermarket shelves, tv commercials, newspaper ads and store windows. Then in 1972 Marilyn landed the starring role in “Behind the Green Door,” a X rated feature with wide theatrical release that captivated the world. The detergent marketing blitz and movie nearly hit our consciousness at the same time, marking one of the greatest dualities in pop culture history. Not to mention quite the conundrum for Proctor & Gamble.

I actually remember her more for scaring the living shit out of me in “Rabid,” David Cronenberg’s 1977 horror masterpiece about a woman (Chambers) who, after surviving a car crash that requires a new kind of plastic surgery, suddenly craves human blood from unsuspecting suiters…i mean…victims, and gets it from a weird little spikey-tonguey thing that shoots out of her armpit during a close embrace. This, like most bizarre and unexplainable phenomenon, leads to zombie-ism across the country.

Chambers, whose real name was Marilyn Ann Taylor, was found unresponsive at 8:51 p.m. at her residence in the 16000 block of Vasquez Canyon, Los Angeles, on April 12th 2009. The cause of death were the effects of a cerebral hemorrhage and aneurysm related to heart disease. She was 56.

The 2000 SHOWTIME attempt-at-a-movie “Rated X,” featuring brothers Emilio Estevez and Charlie Sheen documents the “Behind the Green Door” period with actress Tracy Hutson taking on the role of Marilyn Chambers. But if you want to pay tribute justly, give her due diligence by checking out any one of her 36 hardcore titles.

And stay away from chicks with weird armpits.