Blutjunge Verführerinnen (1971)

The budding sexual urges of young women cause themselves and others trouble.

Director:

Erwin C. Dietrich (as Michael Thomas)

Writer:

Erwin C. Dietrich (as Manfred Gregor)

Stars:

Ingrid Steeger, Melitta Tegeler, Evelyne Traeger

Cast

Credited cast:
Ingrid Steeger	...	Susanne
Melitta Tegeler	...	Angela
Evelyne Traeger	...	Ilse
Rena Bergen	...	Rosemarie
Kathrin Heberle	...	Erika
Claus Jurichs	...	Steiger
Wolf Fuchs
Herbert Kluever	...	Maler
Bernd Wilczewski	...	Reichelt
Margit Cizek	...	Frau mit Vibratorproblem (as Margret Cicek)
Andreas Mannkopff	...	Verkäufer
Bernd Zahn
Yvonne Zolliker
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Raphael Britten	...	Toni
Dorit Henke	...	Jutta

Storyline

The budding sexual urges of young women cause themselves and others trouble.

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Plot Keywords:

pubic hair | german sex comedy | male nudity | male frontal nudity | lesbianism | 

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Taglines:

They do anything to get what they desire!

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Genres:

Comedy

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Certificate:

R

Details

Country:

Switzerland West Germany

Language:

German

Release Date:

30 July 1971 (West Germany)

Also Known As:

The Young Seducers

Company Credits

Production Co:

Afiba Film, Avco Film

Technical Specs

Runtime:

79 min

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color (Eastmancolor)

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Did You Know?

Connections

Followed by Blutjunge Verführerinnen 2 (1972)

User Reviews

Lots of sex and nudity, but not very interesting

In the most memorable scene of this movie, German sex star Ingrid Steeger plays a mini-skirt clad, lollipop-sucking "princess" who likes to sit on "peas", especially really big ones. She sits on one guy's "pea" during a crowded--and very bumpy--bus ride, and, understandably smitten, the guy follows her off the bus and into the woods for some (more) sex. All the various stories in this German "schulmadchen report"/"sex report"-type movie are pretty much this stupid, but the girls in them tend to decline somewhat in attractiveness from Ms. Steeger.

The ridiculous frame story involves a group of scandal sheet reporters discussing the problem of "young seducers" throwing themselves at older men. (I don't think this has ever really been that much of a societal "problem"--more likely the dirty old rotters watching this back in the day WISHED it were a problem). The result is, of course, is very similar to the more famous Ernest Haufbauer-Walter Boos "schulmadchen-report" series, but those had a little less sex and quite a bit better stories. The girls in the Hofbauer-Boos films were not especially believable as "schulmadchen", but the mature and voluptuous women in this movie are not even remotely believable as the characters they're supposedly playing--the "young seducers" here don't look appreciably younger than the "older men" they're seducing.

Still you get to see these ridiculously horny, clothing-averse vixens seducing a male artist, a chemistry teacher, a lesbian piano teacher, a soccer star, a Shakespearean actor, and a naive English university. One girl is working as a prostitute at a gas station (oookay). Another girl hitches a ride to school with a passing motorist and gives HIM a ride on the way. Another girl does a sexy strip out of a red halter and hot pants ensemble and has sex with four guys. With it's it numerous, sex-soaked but really pretty pedestrian stories this isn't as entertaining as most of the Hofbauer-Boos films. It's also not as good as producer-director Irwin Dietrich's own "Swinging Stewardesses" where a lot of these same actresses, much more believably, played horny airline stewardesses, and at least you got some good travelogue footage in between the sex scenes. Irwin Dietrich later produced some of Jess Franco's sickest 70's WIP films. This is not nearly as sleazy as any of those, but it's not as interesting either.