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While Bob Chinn is indeed a pioneer in his field, "Johnny Wadd" had very little storyline. The sex scenes had a lot to be desired as well. As a MILF lover, I will admit that it was refreshing to see an older women in one of the scenes. Most of the film takes place in one room. The exterior shots last all of a few minutes. As one who still prefers The Golden Age of Erotica, Chin still succeeds. "Johnny Wadd" still has a "feature film" feel. It's not today's run-of-the-mill assemblyline of camcorder porn, where all the chicks have bad tattoos, blonde hair, tan lines, and very little eroticism. Sorry, but spitting on genitalia is not arousing! As a curiosity, it's worth a view. Otherwise, there are far better classic films to be seen.

Holmes plays Johnny Wadd, who is on a case of a missing girl. The film basically takes place in one room as suspects to girl's friends and family enter in Wadd's beach pad asking him about the girl and having sex with him as a down payment for finding her. There's some outdoor shots like when he asks his informant Minnie the mooche about any abduction (in return for a fix), to a blazing battle sequence with Ramone narrone. (who is one of the greatest funny porn dude. Does anyone know what happen to him? Please tell me!). The film main theme is a theme from THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY (I wonder if they got permission to use it?). I can give away the ending, but Wadd really didn't have to do much detective work as all the clues and the missing girl walked into his home. Chin is a clever filmmaker, and it's too bad he never went mainstream. it's also too bad that according to the film BOOGIE NIGHTS, this film didn't exist for Holmes started his career in the late 70's, when this film was made way before than. Hollywood can re-write history, but us fans know the truth.