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| tae1989 New Member 2 Posts 12/11 | Trying to find this movie was the first flick I used to steal from my parents room: It revolves around an older man Guidance counselor or a principal at a high school(just know he wasn't a teacher cause he had an office) and he goes around having sex with his students. I remember broken up pieces of scenes so I'm not expecting much. One scene he brings in a girl into his office she is a virgin and the good student. He takes her virginity. Another scene he has sex with a black haired student on a red couch in a library: before they have sex she tells him to pull out. They have sex missionary, i remember she has a very nice bush. -same woman has sex while wearing these blue or turquoise socks in what i think was a recording studio: during the sex the man licks her from behind. Another scene he goes to the slut(blonde) of the schools home has sex with her on the floor. Anal or doggy style: she acts like she isn't into it at first repeatedly telling him to get what he came for and leave; eventually she gets into it screaming " you bastard fuck me". The final scene that I can recollect is all the students being at one of the girls homes when he comes to visit and they rape him forcing him to have sex with multiple girls and the virgin getting her revenge saying she was ready this time. In the end he says they destroyed his penis or something in that area complaining to them as they laugh. I don't know if any of this will help but I kinda want to find this movie. [Link] |
| tae1989 New Member 2 Posts 12/11 | |
| BlackSix All-Star Member pornography wasn't sex but fantasies of an impossibly hospitable world 12377 Posts 9/07 | |
| prfb Member 165 Posts 6/05 | This movie stars Wade Nichols as the ethically-challenged guidance counselor and features Marlene Willoughby and Paula Morton in the cast of soon-to-be-ex schoolgirls. It looks to be one of those gritty 70's low-budget New York City efforts, but it does have a plot much as you describe. Some effort at a story and "acting". The film was directed by Roberta Findlay, according to IAFD, which may be why it's not as mindlessly chaotic and fragmented as some other contemporary NYC releases. I haven't matched up all the scenes you describe with this title, so I could be wrong. But overall, it sounds pretty close. |
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