California Valley Girls (1983)Two conniving lesbians recruit four San Fernando Valley teenage girls to form a prostitution ring to make big money for themselves. Director:Hal FreemanWriter:Mark Weiss |
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Title: California Valley Girls (1983)
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Becky Savage | ... |
Jessica
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Shaun Michelle | ... |
Donna
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Dominique | ... |
Violet Lansing
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Robert
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Mr. Saunders
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Eric Edwards | ... |
Hot Tub Guy /
Swim Team Guy
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Herschel Savage | ... |
Herbert Lansing
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Pete
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Cindy Shepard | ... |
Valley Girl #1 (Melissa)
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Misty Dawn | ... |
Valley Girl #2 (Debbie)
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Kimberly Carson | ... |
Valley Girl #3 (Diane)
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Desiree Lane | ... |
Valley Girl #4 (Michelle)
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Fast paced romp thru the 80's revolves around a scheme cooked up by Valley Girls Shaun Michelle & Becky Savage. They realize that older Valley men will pay top $$ for young cuties so they recruit 4 young nymphets, give them an oral lesson with John Holmes as the prop. After this lesson they are cute loose on the streets. Scene after scene of totally cranking sex. A steamy hot tub tryst and a lovely lady as a "gift" rounds out this fiery frolic. Written by VCX
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I remember seeing this movie many years ago. It centers on a group of valley girls who hang out at a mall. They speak "val", you know, like fer shur, totally! Meanwhile, a pair of lesbians are looking to start a prostitution ring, and recruit the valley girls for training.
The movie starts out very nicely, a neat trip down memory lane, looking at life in Southern California in the '80s. Then it descends into typical porno territory, and is indistinguishable from any other movie in the genre.