Sun, sea and bonking coupled with copious (indeed continuous) nudity ought to be a recipe for cinematic success.
However this little number (also called the "Pussycat Syndrome") is a failure, despite using some gorgeous locations on the Greek islands.
Although the two leads, Jacqueline Marcan and Ajita Wilson, are naked for most of the time, the main problem is that neither of them is particularly attractive. Ms Marcan is a tad overweight and suffering from tan-lines (even though she never sunbathes with clothes on). Ms Wilson is....well....as we all know ... not exactly entirely female given that her operative history is one of the most famous in celluloid history.
There is no plot to speak of- only a succession of ill thought through hump scenes. And beyond our two heroines, there is little other exposure to get skin hounds excited. If you want an early 1980s moving Playboy, this might appeal to you. Otherwise I would skip it.
However this little number (also called the "Pussycat Syndrome") is a failure, despite using some gorgeous locations on the Greek islands.
Although the two leads, Jacqueline Marcan and Ajita Wilson, are naked for most of the time, the main problem is that neither of them is particularly attractive. Ms Marcan is a tad overweight and suffering from tan-lines (even though she never sunbathes with clothes on). Ms Wilson is....well....as we all know ... not exactly entirely female given that her operative history is one of the most famous in celluloid history.
There is no plot to speak of- only a succession of ill thought through hump scenes. And beyond our two heroines, there is little other exposure to get skin hounds excited. If you want an early 1980s moving Playboy, this might appeal to you. Otherwise I would skip it.