Oriental Blue, Uncut (1975)

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Description: Young girls are taken to Madame Blue’s brothel. After having drunk an oriental love potion, they gladly take part in intercourse with both sexes.
Scene Breakdowns
Scene 1. Kim Pope, Peonies Jong, Alan Marlow
Scene 2. Cedar Houston, Peonies Jong
Scene 3. Maureen Anderson, Peonies Jong, Ashley Moore
Scene 4. C.J. Laing, Peonies Jong, Bobby Astyr
Scene 5. Bree Anthony, Jamie Gillis, Tony Richards
Scene 6. Terri Hall, Steve Lark
Scene 7. Bree Anthony, Peonies Jong
Scene 8. Juliet Graham, Jamie Gillis
Scene 9. C.J. Laing, Peonies Jong, Bobby Astyr
Scene 10. Bree Anthony, Bobby Astyr
Scene 11. Bree Anthony, Jamie Gillis
Scene 12. Peonies Jong, Jamie Gillis
Review:
Madame Blue (ably played with wicked aplomb by Peonies Jong) runs an underground white slavery racket with ruthless efficiency. Her henchmen abduct fetching young women from off the streets and subject them to all kinds of carnal pleasure before giving the girls over to Madame Blue. Director Bill Milling and writer Valentine Mu Rana completely follow through on the lurid potential of the sensationally seamy subject matter: We've got gals drugged with aphrodisiacs, voyeurism, lesbianism, three-ways, submission, and degradation along with the more conventional fellatio, cunnilingus, and straight copulation.
The topflight cast of familiar East Coast 70's porno perennials helps a whole lot: Bree Anthony as naive hick chick Antea, Bobby Astyr as conniving hustler Max, Jamie Gillis as suavely slimy troublemaker Brock, C.J. Laing as Madame Blue's subservient pet Angel, Kim Pope as a pretty actress, Alan Marlow as the nerdy Conrad, Terri Hall as a sensual French lady, Steven Lark as the evil and decadent Stephen, and Juliet Graham as a ravishing willing blonde. This picture earns extra praise for its fine use of gritty New York City locations and an amazingly audacious soundtrack of popular (and unlicensed!) songs that includes Lalo Schifrin's score for "Enter the Dragon" and Linda Ronstadt's "You're No Good." Mu Rana's remarkably slick and well lit cinematography provides an impressively polished look. Mandatory viewing for fans of the Golden Age of adult cinema.

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