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Directed by: Nick Millard
Stars: Cathy Adams, Antoinette Maynard
Language: English
Country: USA

Description: Beach bum Gregory (some hunky dude) spots the lovely Scyla (a really foxy slender brunette) sunbathing on the beach and immediately becomes infatuated with her. However, Gregory’s possessive witch old flame Circe (another dishy brunette with a much fuller figure) gets jealous when she finds out about Gregory’s obsession with Scyla and concocts a magic potion to make the beautiful lady ugly.

Director Nick Phillips offers a typically oddball meditation on the potentially dangerous and destructive nature of love, obsession, and jealousy while delivering plenty of yummy female nudity and a sizable smattering of sizzling simulated sex (the lengthy lesbian make-out session between Circe and Scyla in particular is scorching hot stuff) . Shot in stark black and white (the frequent use of a mobile hand-held camera is pretty nifty), set to a groovy avant-garde jazz-rock score, and narrated in an engagingly breezy and casual manner by a sultry-voiced woman, with a typically rambling, yet still absorbing storyline and a grim conclusion, this neat little curiosity ambles along to its own singularly slow, but hypnotic and compelling inside-out rhythm. Folks with a taste for the terminally bizarre should get a kick out of this strangely charming head-scratcher.

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