"La fille à la fourrure," directed by Claude Pierson, is an erotic sci-fi adventure that combines horny zombies and alien invaders with a delightfully absurd premise.
The film, also known as "The Porno Zombies," follows a pair of newlyweds, Agnès (Ursula White) and her husband (Alain Saury), who are interrupted during their consummation by the husband's dead first wife, Barbara (Barbara Moose), staring at them through the window. It is revealed that aliens from the planet Eros have revived the dead, turning them into lustful zombies and using their bodies to mingle with humans.
The standout adult scene involves a cast-inclusive daisy chain group grope in a moonlit forest, with synchronized position changes, creating an atmospheric yet bizarre visual.
While the film has an intriguing premise, it may not satisfy viewers looking for a more traditional narrative. The plot is thin, focusing primarily on the sexual encounters between aliens and humans, with little character development or complex storytelling. The acting is passable, but the lack of subtitles in some versions may be a hindrance to non-French speakers.
Overall, "La fille à la fourrure" earns a rating of 5 out of 10. It is a fun and frivolous entry into the world of 70s adult cinema, offering a unique blend of sci-fi and explicit content that will appeal to fans of erotic sci-fi adventures.
Two sentences to describe the standout sex scene: In the moonlight, the cast forms a passionate daisy chain, their bodies entwined in a synchronized dance of desire, moving in perfect harmony as they change positions amidst the trees.
