Angel and Ginger are students at a catholic school where Lisa De Leeuw is the Mother Superior. Naive Angel daydreams and then goes partying with wild girl Ginger (let the education begin). Later Ginger offers to take her to a house where there are lots of nice girls staying (which turns out to be a whorehouse where Lisa D. is the madame). Both girls look so good in those little school girl outfits. The scene where Angel watches Ginger and Jamie Gillis is very erotic, and the scene with Angel and the flasher is one of my all time favorites. Lots of good angles, a nice set with furs on the bed, candles everywhere, and Angel just looked so good. If you like Angel, this is one movie you need to see.
3 Reviews
Great Cast Makes This One
Michael_Elliott29 November 2018
Too Naughty to Say No (1985)
*** (out of 4)
Betty (Angel) and Catherine (Ginger Lynn) are Catholic school girls who couldn't be more opposite. Catherine is a sexually active wild child who takes the overly shy Betty out to show her what she's missing. Before long Betty starts to get passed around and experiencing the art of sex.
TOO NAUGHTY TO SAY NO is a pretty strong and entertaining adult film that manages to take stars from the 70s and 80s and throw them into an all around fun movie. There's no question that this here is sort of a "greatest hits" of stars as we get current people like Angel, Lynn and Lisa De Leeuw but then you've got throwbacks like Jamie Gillis, Harry Reems, Eric Edwards and various others.
There are some extremely good scenes here including the opening sex scene where Gillis is on the bed with Lynn while talking dirty to Angel who is watching them. This was an extremely erotic sequence and certainly the highlight of the picture. The film moves along at a nice pace and the story itself might not be anything too original but it's at least done in a fun manor. The cast is certainly great and makes the film worth viewing.
*** (out of 4)
Betty (Angel) and Catherine (Ginger Lynn) are Catholic school girls who couldn't be more opposite. Catherine is a sexually active wild child who takes the overly shy Betty out to show her what she's missing. Before long Betty starts to get passed around and experiencing the art of sex.
TOO NAUGHTY TO SAY NO is a pretty strong and entertaining adult film that manages to take stars from the 70s and 80s and throw them into an all around fun movie. There's no question that this here is sort of a "greatest hits" of stars as we get current people like Angel, Lynn and Lisa De Leeuw but then you've got throwbacks like Jamie Gillis, Harry Reems, Eric Edwards and various others.
There are some extremely good scenes here including the opening sex scene where Gillis is on the bed with Lynn while talking dirty to Angel who is watching them. This was an extremely erotic sequence and certainly the highlight of the picture. The film moves along at a nice pace and the story itself might not be anything too original but it's at least done in a fun manor. The cast is certainly great and makes the film worth viewing.
Solid 80's porn outing
Woodyanders1 April 2016
Warning: Spoilers
Shy, naive, and withdrawn Catholic schoolgirl Betty (sumptuous brunette Angel) experiences a sudden sexual awakening. Writer/director Humphry Knipe does an ace job of crafting an intoxicating erotic atmosphere and further enhances things with an amusing sense of blithely bawdy humor. The carnal set pieces are quite arousing and energetic, with the sequence in which Angel gets tag teamed by cops Rick Cassidy and Paul Barresi rating as a definite scorching highlight. The all-star cast of reliable 70's and 80's hardcore regulars helps a whole lot: Lisa De Leeuw as the worldly Madame Rose, Milton Ingley as the depraved Father Tom, Eric Edwards as a corrupt and slimy senator, Harry Reems as a lecherous undertaker, Jamie Gillis as a sleazy sex maniac (of course), Cody Nicole as a helpful lesbian motorist, and Lois Ayers sporting a cool pink dyed punkette hairdo as a hooker partaking in a strenuous sensual audition. Angel brings a sweet innocent charm to her role. The funky-throbbing score by the Kingfish hits the right-on rocking spot. The bright cinematography by Kent James provides an attractive sunny look. Pretty hot stuff.
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