This low-budget mod sleaze-fest came from Britain’s answer to Russ Meyer, director Peter Walker, the man behind such underground oddities as School For Sex, Strip Poker and, the deliciously-named, House of Whipcord.
Charming Janet Lynn and cheeky Robin (Confessions) Askwith star as innocent young lovers Carol and Joe who journey from their Midlands village to big city London to pursue their dreams – and instead get sucked into a depraved whirlpool of all-night parties, anonymous sexual encounters and rock & roll.
Before long Joe is pimping out his girlfriend who ultimately becomes an overnight success as a model but continues her duties having sex for money. He then gets them both into blue movies.
All ends well with the couple returning to rural safety and happy domesticity, turning the whole sordid saga into nothing more than a jolly romp.
Released overseas as Dirtiest Girl I Ever Met.
Joe Sickles Robin Askwith
Carol Thatcher
Janet Lynn
Jonathan
Jess Conrad
Tommy Sanders
Derek Aylward
Benny Gray
Harry Baird
Philip Stanton
Peter Elliott
Rod Strangeways
Stubby Kaye
David Thing
Christopher Sandford
Mother
Pearl Hackney
Father
Martin Wyldeck
Director
Peter Walker
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Charming Janet Lynn and cheeky Robin (Confessions) Askwith star as innocent young lovers Carol and Joe who journey from their Midlands village to big city London to pursue their dreams – and instead get sucked into a depraved whirlpool of all-night parties, anonymous sexual encounters and rock & roll.
