Vixen lives in a Canadian mountain resort and whilst her husband is away gets in on with almost anyone. Read more
| Starring | Erica Gavin, Harrison Page |
|---|---|
| Director | Russ Meyer |
| Genres | Adult |
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Vixen lives in a Canadian mountain resort and whilst her husband is away gets in on with almost anyone.
| Starring | Erica Gavin, Harrison Page |
|---|---|
| Director | Russ Meyer |
| Studio | ARROW FILMS |
| Run time | DVD: 1 hr 11 mins |
| Certificate | |
| Genres | Adult |
| Language | DVD: English |
| Released | DVD: 28 Mar 2005 Production year: 1968 |
| Format | DVD |
Meyer's done some rubbish, but this is a valid and interesting film with a social comment to boot. The usual images (naked women cavorting on matressless bedsprings or touching themselves while lying on rocks) which appear in (all?) his films are there. Sexually, it's quite tame (certainly compared to his Up!) but it's a far far better film than all of them. And quite erotic too. Dealing with racism, incest, communism, the IRA, this film has something for everyone. And the story makes sense (unlike Up! and some others). Erica Gavin is gorgeous (unfortunately her character isn't). This was her first movie and pretty much her last. There's a moving interview from 2005 amongst the extras that you must watch: in it she explains how she got such a shock when she saw herself on the big screen for the first time, that she became an anorexic. From the interview, it looks as though it's a disorder she may not yet have overcome. But it's a very moving piece, Erica seems to be a lovely person in real life.
Interesting historical overview of porn movies, this being the first one to be rated X. But for today's standards it wouldn't even be considered soft porn. It only shows tits and a glimpse of ass at best. And not so much of these either. Still, nice to see REAL good looking bodies rather than today's artificially made ones!