Punk Rock (1977)

A young girl runs away from home after going to bed with her mother's lover. Once she's on her own, she finds that there are a large number of men who are more than willing to help her repeat her sexual transgressions. This high calorie eye candy reaches near-classic status.

Neon Nights sets a standard against which all other films must be judged. Cecil Howard (the man behind Firestorm, The Last X-Rated Movie, Platinum Paradise, Snake Eyes, Babylon Pink, etc.) has given us a hot hard-core odyssey into the phantasmagorical mind of a troubled girl. He illuminates the blue-movie screen with all the tour de force of erotic invention. In bed, bewitched and motionless, Sandy is levitated in a remarkable sensual special-effects sequence that must be experienced. The bizarre storytelling reaches its carnal climax with a steamy, Fellini-esque orgy in which flashing lights, billowing smoke, and blissful faces all merge in a veritable celluloid bacchanal in which she gets thoroughly ravished. Visually there has never been an X-rated film like Neon Nights.