First of all, this is NOT a movie full of girls running around in pigtails and school uniforms. The four female principals here may not be old but none of them would be cast as Lolita, either. (Vanessa Del Rio gives her age as 23, Sharon Mitchell as 19. Both could pass for older.) That's not to say the film's not dirty and sleazy; it's those things in abundance. It even has a dark, film noir-ish quality, partly intentional, I'm sure, and partly due to technical limitations, I suspect.
The movie uses documentary style to question four adult film stars (Del Rio, Mitchell, Erica Havens and Harietta Hartley) as to why they do what they do. their answers are dramatized onscreen for our edification. Sometimes the result is good, sometimes bad, sometimes interesting, sometimes ludicrous. As might be expected,Vanessa Del Rio's performance is most over-the-top, but all four generate some heat from time to time. Adding to the generally sleazy atmosphere is the way males are used almost as equipment in this film. There are a couple of recognizable names in the credits but frequently the men aren't even shown from the neck up.
The movie uses documentary style to question four adult film stars (Del Rio, Mitchell, Erica Havens and Harietta Hartley) as to why they do what they do. their answers are dramatized onscreen for our edification. Sometimes the result is good, sometimes bad, sometimes interesting, sometimes ludicrous. As might be expected,Vanessa Del Rio's performance is most over-the-top, but all four generate some heat from time to time. Adding to the generally sleazy atmosphere is the way males are used almost as equipment in this film. There are a couple of recognizable names in the credits but frequently the men aren't even shown from the neck up.