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8/10
Dumb, but funny porn comedy
Woodyanders9 November 2016
Warning: Spoilers
Satan (robustly overplayed with gloriously hammy brio by Paul Dodge) sends his two sons to Earth so they can corrupt beautiful young women and take their tainted souls to Hell.
Director Al Mamar keeps the enjoyably silly story zipping along at a brisk pace and maintains a blithely inane tone throughout. The sex scenes are fairly hot and explicit, with the sequence in which an eager virgin (adorable petite fox Suzanne Fields) goes all the way for the first time rating as the definite arousing highlight. A dynamic nude dance by tasty (and aptly named) brunette Lotta Goodbody likewise seriously sizzles. Kudos are also in order for cute buxom blonde Judy Angel and pretty brown-haired gal Anna Travers. Ron Darby and John McGaughtery chew the scenery with giddy abandon as Satan's sons. The rough cinematography, cheap sets, cornball film library score, and cut-rate (less than) special effects all give this flick a certain lovably asinine appeal. A dippy hoot.
Dumb, but funny porn comedy
Woodyanders9 November 2016
Warning: Spoilers
Satan (robustly overplayed with gloriously hammy brio by Paul Dodge) sends his two sons to Earth so they can corrupt beautiful young women and take their tainted souls to Hell.
Director Al Mamar keeps the enjoyably silly story zipping along at a brisk pace and maintains a blithely inane tone throughout. The sex scenes are fairly hot and explicit, with the sequence in which an eager virgin (adorable petite fox Suzanne Fields) goes all the way for the first time rating as the definite arousing highlight. A dynamic nude dance by tasty (and aptly named) brunette Lotta Goodbody likewise seriously sizzles. Kudos are also in order for cute buxom blonde Judy Angel and pretty brown-haired gal Anna Travers. Ron Darby and John McGaughtery chew the scenery with giddy abandon as Satan's sons. The rough cinematography, cheap sets, cornball film library score, and cut-rate (less than) special effects all give this flick a certain lovably asinine appeal. A dippy hoot.