Teenage Sex Kitten (1975)

** 1/2 (out of 4)

Another bizarre adult film has teenage slut Debbie (Rene Bond) going with her girlfriend (Eve Orlon) and their current lovers to Florida where they plan to trade their bodies for motel rooms and money. Once down there they get the motel room with no problem but when Debbie tries to turn a trick she ends up kidnapped by a redneck. This is an extremely bizarre little film that starts off as what appears to be a straight porn but then it ends up switching gears for the final act and becoming some sort of strange rip of DELIVERANCE. The biggest problem with this movie is the hardcore scenes because it's so obvious that none of the real cast members are acting in them. We get ugly inserts that are obviously doubles doing all the action and to make matters worse is how lazy and sloppy the scenes are. It's the same woman doubling for both Bond and Orlon and the guy in the scenes is obviously neither of the actual men they're with. Some of the inserts are so sloppy that you'll notice the double wearing jewelry that Bond doesn't have on. The main cast just take part is softer, simulated scenes but if you're a fan of Bond then you're going to get a real eyeful as she's constantly on full display. She also manages to turn in a decent performance as once again she really comes off like she's having fun playing this nymph. Orlon is a bit too stone for her role but Gary Scneider and Max Init aren't too bad as the boyfriends. Walt Davis takes part in one of the best scenes as the hotel manager who agrees to sleep with the two women in return for cheaper rooms. After the deed he gives them his offer, which they are offended by and in a funny sequence threaten him with screaming rape. The second part of the film is a bit strange for a couple reasons. For starters, you won't see the twist coming and you'll probably be asking if it was really needed. The ending is pretty dark especially for such a "light" picture. With the exception of the inserts, I had a pretty good time with this one and I can't help but think it would play much better in a soft version.