Gazzman working back at the Private label (where his all-time best movie was made so long ago, "Scottish Loveknot") comes a cropper with this lousy show about college girls humping, wasting especially the talents of humper/host Sam Bentley.
Useful comparison is with Anjali Kara's feature "Her Sweet Addiction", also starring Sam in a nearly identical role, shot two years later for daring! Media, a class act company that I'm not sure if Gazzman ever worked for.
In both films Sam, quite old for the particular casting, narrates vignettes as a co-ed telling about her female classmates' sexual hi-jinks. In Gazzman's version for Private it's pure filler, with a no- name cast of co-stars other than the international blonde beauty Jessie Volt. No attempt at novelty, or story, or characters, just generic sex.
Kara in contrast has her femmes, especially Sam as a wide-eyed freshman, developing interest in what they're up to in her daring! release. Sam even manages to present herself as a virginal girl, no mean feat given the fans' acquaintance with the British star in countless uninhibited screen performances.
A decade or two ago Private used to specialize in adventure and action sagas, offering some diversion in addition to the fundamental eroticism. Now the label in its waning moments of existence (after 50 years in business including its magazine publishing activities) delivers strictly generic crap (even the title "College Whores" is generic, having given up entirely a former quest for quality. Suffer through two hours plus of this baby and you'll see what I mean.
Useful comparison is with Anjali Kara's feature "Her Sweet Addiction", also starring Sam in a nearly identical role, shot two years later for daring! Media, a class act company that I'm not sure if Gazzman ever worked for.
In both films Sam, quite old for the particular casting, narrates vignettes as a co-ed telling about her female classmates' sexual hi-jinks. In Gazzman's version for Private it's pure filler, with a no- name cast of co-stars other than the international blonde beauty Jessie Volt. No attempt at novelty, or story, or characters, just generic sex.
Kara in contrast has her femmes, especially Sam as a wide-eyed freshman, developing interest in what they're up to in her daring! release. Sam even manages to present herself as a virginal girl, no mean feat given the fans' acquaintance with the British star in countless uninhibited screen performances.
A decade or two ago Private used to specialize in adventure and action sagas, offering some diversion in addition to the fundamental eroticism. Now the label in its waning moments of existence (after 50 years in business including its magazine publishing activities) delivers strictly generic crap (even the title "College Whores" is generic, having given up entirely a former quest for quality. Suffer through two hours plus of this baby and you'll see what I mean.