William Sachs may have made There Is No 13, The Incredible Melting Man, Van Nuys Blvd., Galaxina and Exterminator 2, but he may be better known for his ability to script doctor and save movies. Hot Chili is another film he directed and co-wrote with Joseph Golden, who is actually producer and Cannon boss Menahem Golan.
This may remind you of Hot Resort, which has an incredibly similar plot, but then again, teen sex comedies were big money makers and dear to the heart of Cannon, who had ridden a wave from Israel to Los Angeles on the profits of Lemon Popsicle.
Then again, you'd also be forgiven if you think this may be another film, seeing as it rips off a Lemon Popsicle sequel Private Popsicle, as well as the songs from Breakin' and Rappin', because I guess if Cannon pays for something once, they just own it, a trick ad agencies and their clients have been trying to do for years.
Four guys - Ricky (Charlie Stratton, Munchies), Jason (Allan Kayser, Bubba from Mama's Family), Arney (Joe Rubbo, The Last American Virgin) and Stanley (Chuck Hemingway, Neon Maniacs) - get summer jobs at a Mexican resort but are forbidden from having sex with the guests and therefore must have sex with the guests.
It's a typical 80s teen sex movie, but what are the factors that may cause you to watch this?
Perhaps it's the charms of Taaffe O'Connell, who you may recall was assaulted by a worm in one of the most repellant scenes in film history in Galaxy of Terror, a scene during which the one-ton prop nearly crushed her. Or could it be Victoria Barrett, who is Cannon's Hot Resort, Over the Brooklyn Bridge, Three Kinds of Heat and American 3000?
Or, if you're like me, do you love when Ferdy Mayne and Robert Z'Dar are in movies you don't expect them to be in?
I'm trying to figure out why so many Golam and Globus-related sex comedies have female music teachers that like to have sex. It's a common theme in so many of them. What is not is everyone's sexual hijinks being recorded and later shown during breakfast, including Jason's parents, a senior swinging couple and a BDSM duo from Germany.
This may remind you of Hot Resort, which has an incredibly similar plot, but then again, teen sex comedies were big money makers and dear to the heart of Cannon, who had ridden a wave from Israel to Los Angeles on the profits of Lemon Popsicle.
Then again, you'd also be forgiven if you think this may be another film, seeing as it rips off a Lemon Popsicle sequel Private Popsicle, as well as the songs from Breakin' and Rappin', because I guess if Cannon pays for something once, they just own it, a trick ad agencies and their clients have been trying to do for years.
Four guys - Ricky (Charlie Stratton, Munchies), Jason (Allan Kayser, Bubba from Mama's Family), Arney (Joe Rubbo, The Last American Virgin) and Stanley (Chuck Hemingway, Neon Maniacs) - get summer jobs at a Mexican resort but are forbidden from having sex with the guests and therefore must have sex with the guests.
It's a typical 80s teen sex movie, but what are the factors that may cause you to watch this?
Perhaps it's the charms of Taaffe O'Connell, who you may recall was assaulted by a worm in one of the most repellant scenes in film history in Galaxy of Terror, a scene during which the one-ton prop nearly crushed her. Or could it be Victoria Barrett, who is Cannon's Hot Resort, Over the Brooklyn Bridge, Three Kinds of Heat and American 3000?
Or, if you're like me, do you love when Ferdy Mayne and Robert Z'Dar are in movies you don't expect them to be in?
I'm trying to figure out why so many Golam and Globus-related sex comedies have female music teachers that like to have sex. It's a common theme in so many of them. What is not is everyone's sexual hijinks being recorded and later shown during breakfast, including Jason's parents, a senior swinging couple and a BDSM duo from Germany.