Kaitlyn Ashley

Julia Channel

Barbara Doll

Colin London

Filthy Sleazy Scoundrels

Trip to France

This is a strange porn-prody feature, using the original Frank Oz movie as a springboard to good sex scenes and oddball situations. Shot in Cannes, France, it benefits immensely from solid production values and casting of the beautiful Julia Chanel, a Black French actress usually seen only in Euro product. But the ragged editing indicates footage just slapped together for release.

Dick Nasty is the main con artist who reluctantly takes Mike Horner under his wing, after springing from a French jail. Ron Jeremy plays rather poorly a corrupt French cop, who has the pleasure of f*cking lovely Marilyn Martyn in her jail cell in return for freeing her from a prostitution rap.

Mike poses as his brother and they have a major falling out after having a contest on who can fleece &quot;American toothpaste queen&quot; Kaitlyn Ashley out of $50,000 (both get to f*ck her for the fans&apos; benefit), leading to an idiotic ending of speedboat chasing a water skier. Throughout, Horner&apos;s improvising and overacting are truly terrible.

Movie is notable for its ridiculous soundtrack music, consisting of what sounds like Muzak&apos;s greatest hits. It reminds me nostalgically of those many 1970 porn movies where cover versions of hits by Morricone or the Beatles (and especially &quot;Wichita Lineman&quot;) would play sickeningly in the background. Here, it&apos;s a test of identifying dozens of familiar or forgotten instrumentals, ranging from Herb Alpert tunes to a strange mixture including: &quot;Night Train&quot;, &quot;Sleigh Ride&quot;, &quot;The In Crowd&quot;, &quot;Grazing in the Grass&quot;, &quot;Cast Your Fate to the Wind&quot;, &quot;Washington Square&quot;, &quot;The Typewriter&quot; (so famous used for Jerry Lewis pantomime) and &quot;Yakety Sax&quot;.

Heatwave Entertainment reissued the film on DVD in 2007 and advertised on the cover a list of nearly a dozen actresses who do not appear on screen (in addition to actual stars Kaitlyn Ashley, Barbara Doll and Julia Chanel).

This is a strange porn-prody feature, using the original Frank Oz movie as a springboard to good sex scenes and oddball situations. Shot in Cannes, France, it benefits immensely from solid production values and casting of the beautiful Julia Chanel, a Black French actress usually seen only in Euro product. But the ragged editing indicates footage just slapped together for release.

Dick Nasty is the main con artist who reluctantly takes Mike Horner under his wing, after springing from a French jail. Ron Jeremy plays rather poorly a corrupt French cop, who has the pleasure of f*cking lovely Marilyn Martyn in her jail cell in return for freeing her from a prostitution rap.

Mike poses as his brother and they have a major falling out after having a contest on who can fleece "American toothpaste queen" Kaitlyn Ashley out of $50,000 (both get to f*ck her for the fans' benefit), leading to an idiotic ending of speedboat chasing a water skier. Throughout, Horner's improvising and overacting are truly terrible.

Movie is notable for its ridiculous soundtrack music, consisting of what sounds like Muzak's greatest hits. It reminds me nostalgically of those many 1970 porn movies where cover versions of hits by Morricone or the Beatles (and especially "Wichita Lineman") would play sickeningly in the background. Here, it's a test of identifying dozens of familiar or forgotten instrumentals, ranging from Herb Alpert tunes to a strange mixture including: "Night Train", "Sleigh Ride", "The In Crowd", "Grazing in the Grass", "Cast Your Fate to the Wind", "Washington Square", "The Typewriter" (so famous used for Jerry Lewis pantomime) and "Yakety Sax".

Heatwave Entertainment reissued the film on DVD in 2007 and advertised on the cover a list of nearly a dozen actresses who do not appear on screen (in addition to actual stars Kaitlyn Ashley, Barbara Doll and Julia Chanel).

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