Purely Physical, Full movie (1982)

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Description: College student and aspiring writer Kathy takes a job working as a night clerk at a busy motel in order to make money to pay for her tuition. A motley assortment of folks from various walks of life check into the motel for all kinds of carnal activities. This in turn gives Kathy ample fodder for her creative writing.
Scene Breakdowns
Scene 1. Jade Wong, Albert Johnson
Scene 2. Tigr, Michael Morrison
Scene 3. Juliet Anderson
Scene 4. Nicole Black, Phaery I. Burd, Joey Silvera
Scene 5. Dana Moore, Adam Adams, Eric Stein
Scene 6. Dana Moore, Laura Lazare, Adam Adams, Eric Stein
Scene 7. Laura Lazare, Danny Weirdman
Review:
College student and aspiring writer Kathy (a sound and charming performance by the toothsome Laura Lazare) takes a job working as a night clerk at a busy motel in order to raise money for her tuition. A motley assortment of folks from various walks of life check into the motel for all kinds of carnal activities. This in turn provides Kathy with ample fodder for her creative writing.

Director Chris Warfield, who also co-wrote the eventful and surprisingly substantial script with John Hayes, keeps the engrossing story moving along at a brisk pace, handles the subject matter with commendable care and thoughtfulness, and stages the sex scenes with utmost tact and skill (a set piece involving a young couple making love for the first time in particular proves to be both predictably erotic and unexpectedly touching in equal measure because it's depicted in a realistic and sensitive manner). The presence of several foxy ladies seriously steams things up: The delectable Jade Wong as the sweet and eager Dorothy, always alluring MILF Juliet Anderson as frustrated workaholic businesswoman Claudia (her solo masturbation number rates as a definite sizzling highlight), slender Tigr as aggressive grifter Iris, yummy Nicole Black as hooker Dianne, and slim Thaery Bard as Dianne's partner Susan. Moreover, there are creditable thespic contributions from Danny Weirdman as hunky trucker Curt, Michael Morrison as jolly film buff traveling salesman Charlie, and Joey Silvera as the weary Jonathan. Kudos are also in order for Frank A. Coe's gently melodic score and Elton Fuller's attractive sparkling cinematography. A solid and satisfying little scorcher.

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