Hot Blooded (1985)

Director:

Stu Segall

Writers:

Dale J. Martin (screenplay)
Stu Segall (written by)

Genre:

Adult | Comedy

Plot:

After one of them gets kicked out of her mother Linda's house for stealing her boyfriend, three promiscuous young women launch a provocative plan to boost business in their local video store: free sex for each adult film rental.

Plot Keywords:

Video Store | Sex | Cunnilingus | Nudity | Female Masturbation

Cast

Kay Parker	...	Linda
Angel	...	Melissa
Robert Kerman	...	Chris (as R. Bolla)
Karen Summer	...	Amy
Cara Lott	...	Beth
Herschel Savage	...	Uncle Phil
Harry Reems	...	Harry
Colleen Brennan	...	Harry's Wife (as Colleen Brennen)
Ron Jeremy	...	Stanley

Runtime:

70 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

USA:X

Movie Connections:

Edited into 42nd Street Forever: XXX-Treme Special Edition (2007) (V)

Angel, Angel, Down She Goes

It seems to have become some sort of favorite IMDb pastime among avid or even occasional adult film viewers to sing the praises of the lovely Angel and offer their 2 cents as to which movie's her best, at least as far as her personal contribution is concerned. This minor entry from the always dependable Godfrey Daniels (actually TV producer Stu Segall), the man who gave a waiting world Marilyn Chambers in the original INSATIABLE as well as its (first) sequel after all, gets my vote. Okay, after all is said and done, she has made better and more ambitious movies (Cecil Howard's extraordinary STAR ANGEL and Suze Randall's TOO NAUGHTY TO SAY NO come to mind), but HOT BLOODED contains what must surely be her most spirited performance in an all too brief carnal career.

Way too pretty for her own good, she shines as the happy go lucky high school sweetheart who's caught seducing mom's lover (Robert Bolla) by the understandably peeved single parent (Kay Parker). Reluctant to deal with romantic rivalry this late in life, Parker sends Angel to spend the summer with her pervy uncle Harry Reems who owns an adult video store. Needless to say, our heroine takes to uncle's business venture like a fish to water. Viewers are left to salivate copiously.

Like some of Segall's earlier efforts (SUMMER SCHOOL and TEENY BUNS in particular), this is fluffy, frothy fun, a fizzy cocktail with joyous sex as the prime ingredient. Often a little self-conscious in other movies, Angel really comes into her own with a sweet, assured performance that I for one treasure now that she's long gone from the blue screen.