Restless love-starved young gal Misty (a lively and lusty portrayal by foxy brunette Casey Larrain) decides to ditch her prissy cross-dressing photographer old man Francis (broadly played to the mincing hilt by writer/director Ed Wood). Misty hops on a motorcycle and hits the road in search of exciting carnal adventures.
Since this is an Ed Wood movie, naturally we get the usual overripe narration, a meandering narrative, wonky sound, and extremely crude cinematography. Fortunately, we also get oodles of tasty bare female skin (luscious lead Larrain in particular looks quite delicious in her birthday suit). The sex scenes are real raunchy and arousing, with a lesbian threeway rating as the definite scorching highlight. The groovy rock film library score hits the funky-grinding spot (a gnarly instrumental version of Santana's "Black Magic Woman" can be heard several times). The ridiculously abrupt ending is a total hoot. Well worth taking a ride on if you're a fan of sexploitation schlock.
Since this is an Ed Wood movie, naturally we get the usual overripe narration, a meandering narrative, wonky sound, and extremely crude cinematography. Fortunately, we also get oodles of tasty bare female skin (luscious lead Larrain in particular looks quite delicious in her birthday suit). The sex scenes are real raunchy and arousing, with a lesbian threeway rating as the definite scorching highlight. The groovy rock film library score hits the funky-grinding spot (a gnarly instrumental version of Santana's "Black Magic Woman" can be heard several times). The ridiculously abrupt ending is a total hoot. Well worth taking a ride on if you're a fan of sexploitation schlock.