Film historian Jim Holliday had license and financial backing to make innumerable sex comedies (largely during the VHS era), adhering to his notion of what porn should be. This is typical: a vast quantity of pretty girls, utter silliness and group sex.
Most of the actresses don't appear in full-scale sex action, so having 14 of them is strictly a come-on. Star Kylie Ireland is the reason to watch, as she always turns in a hot performance.
Sequel is set at the Burton Allen Institute which "comically" is where young women go to prepare for a vast number of stereotypical jobs, like stewardess, nurse, exotic dancing, escort service, cheerleader. For fans of mainstream comedy typified by such hits as Police Academy, Holliday's work goes one step further in low brow humor. I find his content unwatchable, and would need those toothpicks that kept poor Malcolm McDowell's eyelids open in his retraining scenes of "A Clockwork Orange" to binge on this stuff.
