Video Vixens!

Name: Video Vixens!
Genre: Comedy
Duration: 1 h 23 min
Rating: 4.4
Cast: Keith Luckett, James Walters, Philip Luther

1974
R
1h 23m

IMDb RATING

4.4/10

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Brash and crazed cigar-chomping network TV executive Clifford Bradley decides to push the boundaries of good taste and moral decency by broadcasting an extremely bawdy and explicit stag movi... Read allBrash and crazed cigar-chomping network TV executive Clifford Bradley decides to push the boundaries of good taste and moral decency by broadcasting an extremely bawdy and explicit stag movie awards show complete with equally racy commercials on live television. Bradley forces up... Read allBrash and crazed cigar-chomping network TV executive Clifford Bradley decides to push the boundaries of good taste and moral decency by broadcasting an extremely bawdy and explicit stag movie awards show complete with equally racy commercials on live television. Bradley forces uptight film critic Gordon Gordon to host this filthy event.

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IMDb RATING

4.4/10

331

YOUR RATING

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Trivia
George 'Buck' Flower plays a porn director named "Rex Boorski". When adult-film director Alex de Renzy started shooting porn on video instead of film, he used the name "Rex Borski", apparently as a jab - good-natured or otherwise - at his colleague Henri Pachard (who directed this film using his real name: Ronald Sullivan).

Connections
Referenced in Little Blue Box (1979)

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Featured review

mildly amusing stroke fodder graced by the presence of Rainbeaux Smith

Sophomoric romp is fairly enjoyable if you're looking for non-intellectual locker room humor and the female mystique as the chief components to a movie. There's plenty of wiggly-jiggly juvenile delinquency in VIDEO VIXENS, and a threadbare story centered on the network broadcasting of the first International Stag Film Awards. Playing entirely off this one-joke premise, there's really little else to mention.

Cheryl "Rainbeaux" Smith is luscious as ever in a mock commercial spot endorsing a feminine hygiene product called "TwinkleTwat", and this bit is about as good as it gets(good enough, apparently, to be redone for the 1976 muppet-porn classic LET MY PUPPETS COME, with "Twinkle Twat" renamed as "Sweet-Fish"). All-in-all, it's not exactly something to seek high and low for, but seeking low is more likely going to lead you to this film if you really feel compelled.

4/10