User Reviews

A very dreary and depressing story of an older woman falling in love with a young penniless artist and learning that she will die soon. If that wasn't enough the parents of the guy also get in the the way upsetting the marriage. Most of the sex scenes are of the uninspiring aged female protagonist copulating with various random men while her rich benefactor is peeping on the scene through the dark hole in the wall. Watched it mainly for Kay Parker, but unfortunately her beautiful smooth mature body, her radiant warmth and bony profile are just shown for a couple of minutes, not enough to outbalance the rest.

Overall competently shot as you would expect from the period, showing some slapdash approach at times though. It's rather noticeable that the same room and bed was used for different scenes with only a slight alterations. A lot of obnoxious music throughout the movie, which seems to be a common curse of the genre - a try to mask the dubbing imperfections?

This movie was an adult classic sleeper. It was not offered in the stores very long. It has several adult stars that are no longer with us at this time. This movie in my opinion was a very sensual one. Kay Parker and Angelique Pettyjohn performances were unforgettable.

Kay Parker's voluptuous mature body is the star attraction here. Her breasts, always massive, look even bigger that usual, sagging deliciously with the effects of forty or so years of gravity. Her pubic region is as delightful to look upon as ever. She's probably never been hairier in her carnal career than she is in this film. She's featured in three sex scenes here, with the first and third being couplings with Randy West in which the same footage is used twice, and in a lesbian scene (very rare for Kay Parker) with Angelique Pettijohn which is mostly simulated, but with two ripe lush womanly bodies on display, who cares if some of the Sapphic action isn't real?