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Snuff (1976)
Character: Murdered Girl (archive footage) (uncredited)
The followers of a charismatic cult leader set out to murder a pregnant actress.
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Slip Up (1975)
Character: Ginny
During the course of his experiments at the Institute of Sexual Research, Dr. Charles Cherrypopper comes up with a rather interesting device... the Electro-Testicular Cock-Erector, which will cause every man in the nation to suffer an instant and unbelievable erection! The good doctor has a plan to put the device into action, and in the resulting confusion, take over the government! But, our heroine, Penelope Juiceslit, has other ideas, and sets out to stop the wicked doctor before it's too late.
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Hot Oven (1975)
Character: Gwen Billingsley
Milkmen, mailmen, and plumbers get plenty of housewives hot, but only pizza delivery boys can satisfy the deepest carnal appetites of hungry gals. Brad is your typical All-American Stud who needs a little cash on the side- and gets more than he bargained for when he lands a job at the spiciest Italian eatery in town, "The Hot Oven."
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The Big Con (1975)
Character: N/A
Set in the early 1930's, The Bite is a colorful parody of 'The Sting' combining sex, comedy and monkey business. Three cons (Sweet Kate, The Toledo Kid and Johnny Memphis) get together during a sexual frolic and plan a terrific scam aimed at local banker Francis B. Dobbs. Dobbs is to be seduced into buying a 'house of ill repute.' For this purpose, the trio recruits beautiful women and other convincing characters who pose as call girls, governors, senators and successful businessmen performing sexual acrobatics to persuade Dobbs to make the purchase. How Dobbs is left holding the bag builds to an unusual and comic ending!
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Dear Pam (1976)
Character: Sandy Phallis
The Decency and Morality League is about to award advice columnist Pam Slanders their coveted "Most Moral Woman of the Year" award. She tells them about her toughest "case;" a man whose stepdaughter, secretary and other women trouble him.
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S.W.A.P. (1976)
Character: Babs Fisher
Gimmick has a shrink telling Danielle (the interesting, little-used porn actress Lorraine Alraune) she should trade her lifestyle with a welfare patient Babs (amusing Ginger Snaps), as part of her treatment.
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The Love Bus (1974)
Character: Crotch Enthusiast
Dr. Scheisekopf (Jamie Gillis) advises patient Jennifer Jordan (aka Sarah Nicholson) to get away for the weekend. When the bus she travels on crashes, passengers take refuge at crazy Sonny Landham’s country house where all manner of lewd hook-ups occur.
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Big Abner (1975)
Character: Ellie May
In this parody of the comic strip "Li'l Abner", a hillbilly named Big Abner, who is the "champion of the mountain folk", spends much of his time pleasuring the women of his hick town.
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The Fireworks Woman (1975)
Character: Orgy Girl (uncredited)
Angela is haunted by guilt for the morbid bond with her brother Peter, who is destined to be a priest. In an attempt to free herself from this passion, she embarks on a descent into the infernal rounds of erotic love.
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The Bite (1975)
Character: Hooker #2
Set in the early 1930's, 'The Big Con' (aka 'The Bite') is a colorful parody of 'The Sting' combining sex, comedy and monkey business. Three cons (Sweet Kate, The Toledo Kid and Johnny Memphis) get together during a sexual frolic and plan a terrific scam aimed at local banker Francis B. Dobbs. Dobbs is to be seduced into buying a 'house of ill repute.' For this purpose, the trio recruits beautiful women and other convincing characters who pose as call girls, governors, senators and successful businessmen performing sexual acrobatics to persuade Dobbs to make the purchase.
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The Mount of Venus (1975)
Character: Greta
Pompous, but powerful head Greek god Jupiter Stormbringer is having trouble coping with the 20th century. He's especially upset about his current lack of loyal followers. Jupiter goes down to earth to try and convince several mortal women to worship him by having sex with them. Meanwhile, Jupiter's fellow gods watch his faltering attempts at converting new disciples from their base way up in the heavens.
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