This is a thrilling and playful addition to the golden age of adult cinema. With a simple premise, the film offers exactly what one would expect from an adult film of this era: unapologetic sex scenes, believable acting, and a good dose of humor (with some brilliant gags). While it may not be a masterpiece of adult cinema, it certainly offers enter

Muriel's twin sister (a truly sexy Cathy Ménard) has just taken her own life, and at the funeral, she receives a letter from her in which she expresses the reasons why she chose a depraved life as a means of distinguishing herself and distancing herself from the decorum imposed by more comfortable surroundings. Sandra has left Muriel the key to her

A young woman named Jenny (Susan Hemingway) is kidnapped and sold into a prostitution ring, but the kidnappers want her back when they discover that the girl's father is a millionaire. Meanwhile, Jenny is imprisoned on a boat (a sort of brothel on the water) and, along with a dozen other naked girls, is kept in a constant state of lust thanks to an

Private nurse Ange (the stunningly beautiful Agnès Lemercier) seems to make a good living eliminating filthy rich, disgruntled old men at the request of their second and third wives, invariably much younger. After her latest “success,” she heads to the French countryside to care for millionaire Gilbert Servien, who is making life miserable for his

Don Compton (a more than convincing Jeffrey Hurst) and his wife Frances (Crystal Sync, who gives a very credible performance) are experiencing marital problems stemming from adultery, which are aggravated by the disturbing presence of Karen, Frances's mentally ill sister (played histrionically by a disturbing Tara Chung), who lives with the couple

As prostitute Claire (the radiant Marilyn Jess) awaits her next client in an elegant New York hotel room, she remembers what brought her there. Unable to enjoy sexual relations of any kind since being raped by her father, she meets the mysterious Florence (the exotic Mika Barthel), "Lola" to her friends (hence the title "Adorable Lola" on the DVD r

In the wake of a difficult divorce, the “sensitive” Ted (always great, Eric Edwards) finds himself influenced by his former college classmate, Tony Ross (Robert “Bolla” Kerman), who has found a lucrative way to always be in “good company” by using his status as a modeling photographer to gain unlimited access to all the candidates. Inviting his fri

Captain Jack Archer (Jack Frank) is a young embassy official in Stockholm who has an unexpected and mysterious encounter with a strange woman named Eva (Kim Frank), who introduces him to the fascinating but inexperienced teenager Flossie (a Marie Forså with a beautiful, innocent, pubescent air), intending to gently seduce her. Jack immediately fall

To overcome the high cost of living in New York, three very different women, albeit well-adjusted in their distinct careers, decide to move in together. Billie (Samantha Fox, in one of the best performances of her career) is a rising advertising executive with a past in high-class prostitution, the consequences of which continue to cross her path.

To escape her insistent friend Liz, the beautiful and seemingly well-off Pandora (Veronica Hart, a genre legend who needs no introduction) rushes into an antique shop where she stumbles upon a magnificent standing mirror, which immediately captures her interest. Although the elderly shop owner tells her the mirror is "worthless" and isn't even for