A trio of kidnappers lure a rich teenage ballerina named Virginia (Jody Ray) to a remote mansion where they hold her for ransom. She teases muscleman Dakota (Phil Bendone) with her innocent charms, and he repays her by raping her. She then seeks solace in the arms of the ringleader, Mrs. Coward (Mary Mendum, a veteran of many Joe Sarno movies), who also happens to be Virginia’s Home Ec. teacher! Soon after, she’s teaching Virginia about the birds and the bees, if you catch my drift. Before you can say “Stockholm Syndrome”, Virginia is seducing the whole gang. The problem is, after so many sexual misadventures, will she even want to go back home?
Little Girl Big Tease was released by Cannon Films (a few years before Golan and Globus bought them out) and it’s kind of typical for a drive-in softcore sexploitation flick. It’s more of a straight-up crime movie than the Lolita knockoff it’s advertised to be, but there’s still enough of that to satisfy the audience so that nobody would’ve thought to ask for their money back. Fans of Mendum will definitely want to give it a look as she has several spicy nude scenes. The scene where she seduces Ray (who is very good in her only credited performance) is a real winner, as is the finale where she gets it on with all of the kidnappers.
A lot of this is on the cheap side. The story takes place in mostly one location and there are noticeable boom shadows on the wall. Director Roberto Mitrotti (who mostly worked on documentaries after this) also goes a little overboard with the dissolves during some of the love scenes. That doesn’t get in the way of the fun though. They don’t make them like this anymore (for obvious reasons), but when they did, they sure knew how to make them. Because of that, Little Girl Big Tease is a big winner for fans of ‘70s softcore smut.
AKA: Satisfaction Love. AKA: Captive Pleasures. AKA: Snatched.
