Ginger Lynn and Karen Summer star as the teenage daughters
of a quack psychologist (Jamie Gillis) who speaks out against incest and
adultery. He thinks his daughters are
normal teenagers, but they’re really sex-crazed nymphos who have sex with boys
(and each other). They eventually get
kicked out of boarding school for fooling around and have to return home. While Karen starts making time with her uncle
(John Leslie), Ginger sets her sights on seducing daddy.
Despite a terrific cast, Taboo 4: The Younger Generation never really turns up
the heat. I mean the big climactic scene
where Ginger and Jamie finally get it on should be steamy as all get out, but
they unfortunately fail to create any sparks between them. Gillis is usually capable of delivering a
memorably sleazy performance, but he’s much too inhibited here to make a
lasting impression. Kay Parker fans will
also be disappointed because she’s barely in this one. To make matters worse, most of her scenes are
just footage from previous installments that are only there to help pad out the
running time.
The farther the sex scenes get away from the subject of
incest, the more predictable (and boring) they become. I mean did we really need another “Director
Having Sex with His Latest Discovery” scene?
While there are maybe two or three decent scenes in the film, it’s not
nearly enough to sustain your interest.
One observation I made:
Even though the movie was made smack dab in the middle of the ‘80s and
everyone sports the big hair, fashions, and belly chains that made that decade
memorable, all the music sounds like it came out of the ‘70s. (It has a heavy disco slant.) Again, that’s an observation; not really a
complaint.
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