This sequel to Fantasm(1976) revolves around a journalist called Libby (Angela Menzies-Wills) who is taking over the “Dear Collette” sex advice column at her newspaper from veteran reporter Harry (Clive Hearne), who is retiring.
Over the course of one night, he talks her through a series of ten letters from their readers in stand-alone segments of the film.
“Silence Please” features sex in a library – where the “Silence Please” sign gives the male librarian an advantage over the female readers, “Workout” has Michael Barton and Rick Cassidy having sex in a gym, and “Double Feature” shows the rape of Rainbeaux Smith at a drive-in cinema.
“Going Up?” has a bespectacled bookworm and two groovy chicks having a threesome in an elevator, while “Straw Dolls” features Uschi Digard and Dee Dee Levitt having lesbian sex in a barn.
“The Good Old Gang at the Office” shows what happens as the bosses party turns into an orgy), “The Kiss of Life” is about a foursome in a swimming pool, and “Family Reunion” is a segment with an incest theme starring Candy Samples, Nancy Mann and Al Ward.
“Overdrive” has Christine de Schaffer giving Jesse Adams a blowjob as he drives down the highway in his red convertible, and “True Confession” has a church janitor deflowering a strict virgin catholic girl called Imogene – played by Serena – in the confessional, only to be interrupted by a monk.
John Holmes, Candy Samples and Uschi Digard all return from the first film.
Mr Bates
Rick Cassidy Miss Peabody
Michael Barton Leslie
Uschi Digard Bianca
Dee Dee Levitt Libby
Angela Menzies-Wills Harry
Clive Hearne Mr Davis
William Margold Imogene
Serena Carol
Cheryl Smith (as Rainbeaux Smith) Mr Clark
Con Covert Miss Christie
Brenda Fogarty Carol
Christine De Shaffer Sterling
Jesse Adams Cindy
Rosemarie Bem Bob
Urias S. Cambridge Miss Ford
Elaine Collins Monk
Antony I. Ginnane Frances
Candy Samples (as Mary Gavin) Virginia
Nancy Mann Uncle Fred
Al Ward Terri
Mary Johnson Bill
Herb Layne Miss Carter
Helen O’Connell Tony
Bryant Rigby Sally
Amanda Smith Penny
Suzy A. Star Harold
Tom Thumb Samantha
Suzanne Walsh Jo
Linda York Jake
Dee Cooper Yellow Rose
Candy Fox Lollipop
P.J. Jackson Joe
Michael Karnitz Alice
Lois Owens Rapist
Mike Ranger (as Mike Stapp) El Che
Winston Rita
Liz Wolfe Stud
John Holmes
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