Here is the fully complete list of all films mentioned in Amos Vogel's 1974 book Film as a Subversive Art. This includes both films written about in text, as their own entries, films referenced within other texts and those written about in image captions. The only exception is a few films mentioned as counter-examples of filmic subversion (like Love Story, The Wizard of Oz and Romeo & Juliet) which I have not included. I added the remaining films not yet listed in TMDB/Letterboxd and attempted to arrange them in the order which they appear in the book, with preference given to the spot of their review if they appear multiple places.

In addition to the 603 films in this list, 9 films aren't able to be added to Letterboxd, including these adult films with their own entries:
—Electrosex 1975, dir. Mike Henderson, 1970, US
—School Girl, dir. Paul Gerber (David Reberg), 1971, US
—Mona the Virgin Nymph, dir. Michael Benveniste & Howard Ziehm (mistakenly attributed to producer Bill Osco), 1970, US
—Sodoma, dir. Otto Muehl, 1969, Austria

The following adult films are referenced in text of other entries:
—Deep Throat, dir. Gerard Damiano, 1972, US, referenced in Mona the Virgin Nymph text
—A Free Ride, dir. A Wise Guy, 1915, US, referenced in A History of the Blue Movie text
—Smart Alec, director unknown, 1951, US, referenced in A History of the Blue Movie text
—The Nun's Story, director unknown, ca. 1950, US, referenced in A History of the Blue Movie text