Mobilhome Girls

Also known as Transit Tramps, we have the hot french actress Marilyn Monroe lookalike, Olinka. Business is running slow in her upscale brothel, so she and her girls hit the road in their RV. I love the opening soundtrack to this movie with the famous Olinka doing a dance/striptease. She is really something. Like so many of these films there's more sex but little substance. But these eye catching beauties make up for it, especially, the luscious Bridget, one of Olinka's hotties. She says to one of her stud clients, while unbuttoning his shirt, "Why do men have so many buttons". A line that stays with me. Our girls brazenly set do up business in the centre off the city, luring hot clients into their RV. Several onlookers watch, as the RV rumbles about, some in disbelief, others thinking this whole thing is fake. Before they know it, they run into trouble with the authority, a hunky cop. But the girls know how to fix this problem. And of course the sleazeball cop wants a freebie, before running them out of town. So the girls vacate to the country/woods. An excuse for more sex. We have a subplot as one of the girls falls in love with a client, intent on leaving the life as they share boat ride in Venice. I love the music in this movie. It's one of a few good things and does enhance the film's quality. I'd have to say the hottest girl in this movie is Bridget, who naturally gets most of the clients. There's sex, sex, and more sex in this movie. Is this movie, sexy? Yes? Good? No. Check out French Pleasures, one of Olinka's better films, though you will find it quite hard to get over Bridget.

"Mobilhome Girls," a 1985 French sexploitation film directed by Michel Lemoine, offers a tantalizing glimpse into the world of upscale brothels and the women who inhabit them. With a healthy dose of nudity and sexual encounters, this film delivers on its promise of adult entertainment, but falls short in terms of plot and substance.

The film stars Olinka Hardiman, a Marilyn Monroe lookalike, who plays a brothel owner facing a slowdown in business. In an attempt to spice things up, Olinka and her girls embark on a road trip in their RV, bringing their services on tour. The opening scene sets the tone, with Olinka performing a sultry dance and striptease that showcases her allure.

The film relies heavily on sex scenes to propel the narrative, offering little else in terms of story development. While the girls' escapades provide ample opportunity for erotic encounters, there is a noticeable lack of depth to the characters and their relationships.

However, "Mobilhome Girls" is not without its issues. The acting is stiff, the dialogue is cringe-worthy, and the plot is virtually non-existent. The film's pacing is uneven, with scenes that drag on for too long and others that end just as they're getting interesting. The cinematography, while adequate, fails to fully capture the beauty of the French countryside, which serves as the film's backdrop.

The film will undoubtedly satisfy viewers seeking purely sensual entertainment. However, those expecting a more robust storyline will be disappointed. "Mobilhome Girls" is a quintessential example of Lemoine's style, showcasing his ability to craft visually appealing adult films that emphasize aesthetics over substance.