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Mediocre Softcore Porn Feature
filmbuff197412 February 2007
Warning: Spoilers
I saw this film as part of the Satanic Sickies Box Set #1 collection on DVD put out by Alpha Blue Archives. Since I don't see credits listed on the IMDb listing for this title I'll do so before going into my review.

Produced by Dick Hardman, Production Manager is Merle Beckmen, Cameraman is Jack White, Directed by Hardi Burton, and the actors and actresses are all uncredited in the DVD release I watched.

There is not much of a story here.The voice of Satan tells a young woman on her eighteenth birthday that she has the gift of making any of her sexual desires come true with just her thought willing it to happen.This weak plot device is used to tie together three different sex scenes.All the sex scenes I should tell you are all what would be considered playboy channel level of explicitness.All of it is simulated and looks it. There is no penetration whatsoever which is probably how far they could go in 1970.

The actors and actresses in this were probably swingers (this is all conjecture on my part) and making a blue movie was the "in" thing to do at this time.Their looks were average and definitely not the model looks that one finds in more recent adult films. The sets looked like a regular house and backyard.

I would say that Daughter of Satan is a period curiosity piece and nothing more.
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Kathy Hilton alluring as usual in shoddy horror/porn
lor_23 June 2015
A good title is wasted on this soft porn film, made by an untalented guy whose SCENT OF LOVE (about an aphrodisiac) is even worse. Both films suffer from the absence of XXX content.

Kathy Hilton in the title role on her 18th birthday as Stella wakes up and hears Satan's echo chamber voice telling her of her new powers. She has control over two people (Bob & Kathy) who hump on the kitchen table to the strains of well- chosen Iron Butterfly music, including the famous organ solo from In-A-Gadda- Da-Vida.

Hilton enjoys her new thought powers. Fictional Kathy and real Kathy (= Stella) have lesbian sex as "Goin' Out of My Head" plays appropriately. When Bob catches them in the act, Hilton's thought power cues troilism, with full-frontal nudity (limp dick edition), and "The Shadow of Your Smile" is heard incongruously.

Six people show up at Stella's birthday party including Gerard Broulard. Stella wishes out loud for "a big cock up my ass", but recall this is soft-core so when Gerard volunteers the simulated anal sex is unconvincing. Everyone strips for a boring orgy.

During sex, everyone suddenly starts beating on Hilton, leaving her for dead for a downbeat ending.

Director Hardi Burton's third credited movie, RINDERCELLA, is a lost film that sounded intriguing when I saw the title in the 1960s AFI Catalog, but after seeing his other work I've lost interest. Title is based on the famous talk-song malaprop poem that has been fun for generations in many different versions (e.g., Eating Chocolates becomes Cheating Oclates).
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