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The Healers (1972)
Character: Lady Vulva
Dr. Darby and his nurse use Orgasmic Free Flow at their clinic. This bold method of unorthodox treatment cures people through the clinical application of sexual intercourse.
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The Telephone Book (1971)
Character: Auditioning Woman
A sexually voracious young woman receives a dirty phone call from a stranger; so satisfied by the experience, she sets out to find him somewhere in New York City.
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Fongaluli (1972)
Character: The Fongawitch
Eccentric Professor Leviticus Wirtsus is obsessed with crossbreeding animals of different species. His research leads Wirtsus to discover a LSD-type substance called Fongaluli
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Whatever Happened to Miss September? (1973)
Character: Patty the Madam
A disabled businessman has spent all his life making money. When he sees the picture of a young girl, he falls in love with her and hires a detective to find her for him.
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Thrilling Drilling (1974)
Character: Marc's Girlfriend
A dentist has mercy sex with a patient even though he's anxious to head home. When the patient's friend arrives, they impersonate the dentist and his assistant to service any more patients who arrive.
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The Honeymooners (1976)
Character: Joanne (uncredited)
An elevator repairman who meets a gorgeous tenant played by C.J. Laing. The encounter leads to a hardcore sequence of sexual decadence that begins with super hot sluts spreading their legs and climaxes with an unforgettable orgy.
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Certified Mail (1974)
Character: Fantisizing Woman
After being assaulted by two men, a mail carrier goes around New York City delivering packages on her appointed rounds. She seemingly always stumbles across people having sex, and she always joins in the fun.
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Dominatrix Without Mercy (1976)
Character: Madame
Model Mara answers an ad in "Screw" magazine for a high paying job at a New York City whorehouse that specializes in all kinds of kinky sadomasochistic bondage and discipline sex tricks. The bordello's middle-aged madame shows Mara the ropes (and chains) of the B&D business. Meanwhile, a motley assortment of perverted customers have their wicked carnal way with the hookers who work at the seedy joint.
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Rape Victims (1975)
Character: Therapist
In a support group for rape victims, the participants recall their experiences, including those of a male victim who recalls being kidnapped, tied up to a bed and raped all at knife point by two female hitchhikers.
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Blow Dry (1976)
Character: Felicity Wadley
An ambitious, virile hairdresser dreams of opening his own salon while sleeping his way to the top (and the bottom).
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Once... and for All (1977)
Character: Miss Evans
Bill's girl Sue is a virgin afraid of sex. Her teacher Miss Evans, who has fetish for virgins of both sexes, takes care of that, but Sue turns into a nympho. Meanwhile, Bill's bud Stinger convinces him to force himself on his girl Betty.
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Maxines' Dating Service (1973)
Character: Jane Johnson
Jane calls up a computerized dating service and requests a series of lovers to satisfy her sexual urges. However, she gets more than she bargained for in the process.
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Joe Rock Superstar (1973)
Character: N/A
Marc Stevens plays Joe Cock, a Jim Morrison by way of David Bowie circa Ziggy Stardust vocalist whose claim to fame is his uncanny ability to get it up on stage.
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Through the Looking Glass (1976)
Character: Mrs. Manchester
A woman living in an oppressive marriage discovers a terrifying sexual presence lurking in the house’s attic.
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A Touch of Genie (1974)
Character: Mother
Melvin lives a boring life, running an antique shop and sneaking off to 42nd Street to watch dirty movies, while dreaming that he too may some day seduce a woman. One afternoon, he finds a strange old urn that, when rubbed a special way, unleashes a genie capable of satisfying his every wish.
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