Movie:

Nobody does taboo sex and soap opera melodrama like the one and only Joe Sarno. One of a few films that this genuine auteur or seventies sex films made in Europe during the seventies, Daddy, Darling presents an exploitative take on what is probably the ultimate sexual taboo (or at least one of them) - incest.

The film follows Katja (the beautiful Helle Louise), a nineteen year old girl who is very, erm, attached to her father, Eric (Ole Wisborg). Since her mother passed away and the two have been left alone, they've had a very close relationship. Now that Katja has blossomed into womanhood, however, things are starting to get a little strange and she finds herself wanting dad's attentions for a different, more primal reason than those of a mere girl. When daddy becomes involved with a foxy woman named Svea (Gio Petre), Katja becomes extremely jealous and decides to tur...Read the entire review

The Film:

It is probably a fair assessment that one has to be in the right mood to fully appreciate what works such as Jerald Intrator's The Sexperts (1965) aim to deliver. Branded as "exploitation cinema" these predominantly low-budget productions catered to the tastes of those who wanted to see it all. Or, by modern standards, almost all.

The plot here isn't particularly innovative, in fact, it is rather dull. Liz Adams (Lana Lynn) moves to the Big Apple where she is going to be a star. She befriends the attractive Connie Mason (Rusty Allen) and immediately embarks on a string of auditions. Unfortunately, Liz's luck does not quite follow her dreams and more often than not she is disappointed by the lack of progress with her career aspirations. During a night out in Greenwich Village the soon-to-be star indulges in a sea of pleasure.

Shot in gloriou...Read the entire review