A guy and his girlfriend go to Madame Heles in hopes that she can help with his "problem". What this guy needs instead is a different girlfriend. All she does for the whole film is complain about his problem and that he can't satisfy her. Even at the end, when he is supposed to be cured, she still keeps on insulting him and putting him down.
The version that I just watched is the so called "hot, hot, hot" and it really isn't all that "hot". The sex scenes are mostly licking and kissing until almost at the end when you get about 3 minutes of "something more". The scenes switch between the guy's girlfriend rolling around with another woman and him with another woman. All of this amounts to very little of interest and after a few minutes gets quite tiresome. one scene in particular is confusing, when you see one woman look into another room at a group of people having an orgy. the scene is shown as you would see it through a kaleidoscope with at least a dozen images of the same thing. At about this time I was really expecting Ed to throw in the buffalo stampede footage from Glen or Glenda.
Oh well, I guess we can't expect too much from any film by "Mr. Wood", especially with a budget of only $7000.
The version that I just watched is the so called "hot, hot, hot" and it really isn't all that "hot". The sex scenes are mostly licking and kissing until almost at the end when you get about 3 minutes of "something more". The scenes switch between the guy's girlfriend rolling around with another woman and him with another woman. All of this amounts to very little of interest and after a few minutes gets quite tiresome. one scene in particular is confusing, when you see one woman look into another room at a group of people having an orgy. the scene is shown as you would see it through a kaleidoscope with at least a dozen images of the same thing. At about this time I was really expecting Ed to throw in the buffalo stampede footage from Glen or Glenda.
Oh well, I guess we can't expect too much from any film by "Mr. Wood", especially with a budget of only $7000.