Lollipop Palace (1973)
Title: Lollipop Palace (1973) / Lust Goddess (1973)
Overview:"Lollipop Palace," also known as "Lust Goddess," is a film produced in 1973 by AVC and Visual Entertainment Productions, featuring a notable cast including John C. Holmes and Bunny Savage. The film is set in a San Francisco brothel during the 1930s, led by the madam Frenchie Dior, who resembles the famous actress Mae West.
Content Summary: The film showcases a variety of scenes involving sex workers and their clients, interspersed with the introduction of new characters. The narrative follows several key sequences:
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Opening Scene: A sex worker, Sherry, is seen engaging with a male client, leading to the film's initial sexual encounter..
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Introduction of Laura (Tina): A new girl named Laura arrives at the brothel, learning the rules before going off with a customer, although her encounter is not shown..
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Bonnie's Encounter: Another sex worker, Bonnie, has a client who engages in a simulated dog-like behavior before a graphic scene unfolds in a bondage context..
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Arrival of Two Males: Two men arrive pretending to be Greek, leading to a series of sexual acts with Sherry, including various positions, though some details are left ambiguous..
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Laura's Backstory: In the parlor, Laura reveals her troubled past, discussing being expelled from her home due to her sexual activities..
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New Characters: Ric, portraying Tex, brings along his wife Betty Lou, who expresses a desire to experience being a hooker.
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Sexual Encounters: The film culminates in several scenes involving group activities, including a three-way interaction featuring Tex, Bonnie, and Laura, as well as a notable scene with John Holmes and Betty Lou.
Scene Breakdown:
- Scene 1: Cynthia Sweet and Robert Rose
- Scene 2: Bunny Savage and Turk Lyon
- Scene 3: Cynthia Sweet with two males
- Scene 4: Susan Catherine and John Holmes
- Scene 5: Bunny Savage, Laura Bacalle, and Rick Lutze
Conclusion: Overall,"Lollipop Palace" is characterized by its intercut sex scenes and a mix of eroticism and narrative elements. While the dating of the film is uncertain, it reflects the adult film trends of the 1970s, marked by a blend of storytelling and explicit content.
