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That '70s Girl

USA 2004
produced by
Michael Beckerman (= Michael Raso) for ei Independent Cinema (Seduction)
directed by Johnny Crash
starring Misty Mundae (= Erin Brown), Julian Wells, Kelli Summers (= Suzi Lorraine), A.J.Khan, John Link

review by
Mike Haberfelner

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When sisters Ashleigh (Julian Wells) & Jennifer (Kelli Summers) run into dire straits, they realize they have to take on a tenant in order to be able to keep on paying the rent for their house ... & after a few encounters with rather weird applicants (like John Link), hippie girl Petal (Misty Mundae) is the best they manage to come up with, even though the 2, especially buttoned-up Ashleigh, cannot approve of her lifestyle - & it doesn't make the situation any better when they catch Petal masturbating under the shower (even though it makes Jennifer a little horny.

The next night, Petal's girlfriend Mandy (A.J.Khan) comes over, another hippie girl, & not only do they smoke pot together, they also make out - with Jennifer sectretly watching them & enjoying what she sees.

When the next day it's Jennifer's day off, she decides to hang out with the hippie girls & soon gets in on their act (of potsmoking & making out). Later that day, Ashleigh comes back from a stressful day at work - & to her surprise finds Petal wholly smpathetic, as she offers to make her dinner & suggests a shower-session for Ashleigh. & while Petal seasons Ashleigh's dinner with a sufficient amount of dope to turn any square into a flowerchild, Ashleigh takes Petal's lead a little further as even she might have suggested & masturbates wildly.

Later, after their marihuana-flavoured dinner the girls have a doped fourway ...

In the end Jennifer & Ashleigh have decided to take Petal's lead & let their beavers grow.

 

Amusing if pointless sex comedy, however some nice acting by Misty Mundae, Julian Wells & A.J.Khan, & a serious intention to be funny besides all the sex put this one a slice above the usual sexploitation-drivel.

Point of critique though: the decision for Misty Mundae to grow hair under her armpit to better fit the role does take realism a bit too far in my point of view - but then that might only my personal taste.

 

review © by Mike Haberfelner

 

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