An Assistant District Attorney is about to prosecute members of a
motorcycle gang for murder when he gets blackmailed because of an affair
with a teenage babysitter.
Director Tom Laughlin (yep, the same dude who portrayed Billy
Jack!) and screenwriter James McLarty cram the splendidly seamy story
with a winning and highly entertaining surplus of delicious female
nudity, sizzling soft-core sex, and raw violence. Moreover, they
accurately peg the whole wild'n'easy uninhibited sensibility of the
60's youth culture and relate the plot in a tight 75 minute running
time, thus ensuring that this movie doesn't overstay its welcome.
One
definite highlight occurs when Candy invites her groovy friends over
the Maxwells house for an impromptu basement bash complete with pot
smoking, wailing rock music, and, of course, hot naked dancing chicks.
Robert O. Ragland's funky score hits the gnarly spot. Stanton Fox's
stark black and white cinematography adds an extra gritty edge to the
deliriously sleazy goings-on. Best of all, this flick rates as a
marvelous showcase for the utterly charming and fresh-faced pixie
Patricia Wymer, who positively lights up the screen with her sweet,
bubbly personality and captivating beauty. A total trashy treat.