JailBait, Uncut (1976)

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Description: AKA: Jail Bait Babysitter, Sweet Spot, Weekend Orgy
Scene Breakdowns
Scene 1. Jenny Baxter, Sharon Mitchell
Scene 2. Paula Morton, Eric Edwards
Scene 3. Eva Henderson, Wade Nichols
Scene 4. brun, Sharon Mitchell
Scene 5. Tina Lynn, Herschel Savage
Scene 6. Tina Lynn, Big John Henderson
Scene 7. Tina Lynn, Peter Andrews
Scene 8. Eva Henderson, Wade Nichols
Scene 9. Tina Lynn, Wade Nichols
Scene 10. Tina Lynn, Big John Henderson, Herschel Savage, Peter Andrews
Scene 11. Sharon Mitchell, Tina Lynn
Review:
It's been a while since I watched a film from Carter Stevens, and this one was in my unwatched pile of films for quite some time already, so it was its time. The movie is about Ron Baker (Wade Nichols) who is caught in a bad wedding with June (Sharon Mitchell) and who finds solace with his mistress (Eva Henderson). This suits him until the day he discovers that he has an attraction for his young niece (Jenny Baxter), and he starts drinking more and more after her departure from Italy. During one of his evenings of drinking he sees for the first time Tina (Tina Lynn) a young babysitter at his neighbor's home. From there all goes downhill for Ron since she is only 16 years old ...

As usual, it is an excellent Carter Stevens' production that runs the same way a conventional film would do (except that there is more sex, of course). The film rests entirely on the shoulders of Wade Nichols and Tina Lynn since they had the only important roles in this film (most of the distribution is non-entity) and they acquit themselves from this task quite well. Of course this is not a surprise for Nicholls as he demonstrated on numerous occasions that he was a good actor, but this is much more surprising from Tina Lynn since it was her only role (Stevens really had a special gift for finding talent). The story despite the fact that it may seem predictable isn't since Ron is not the only one with a scandalous secret.

This one is currently unavailable on DVD (it was released on VHS by Command Video a long time ago), but After Hour Cinema works currently on a second volume in their Carter Stevens Director Series so maybe this one will be in it.

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