Erotic Adventures of Candy / Candy Goes to Hollywood [Blu-ray]

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Before she can get to her Aunt's place, however, she strolls through a park where she meets a Shawn (John Holmes), a used car salesman decked out in a track suit on his lunch break. Candy Goes to Hollywood (1979) Bubble-brained Candy Christian travels to Hollywood to make it big and instead gets taken under the wing of a sleazy 'talent agent' bent on exploiting her for his own personal gain. Though there are a few vertical scratches here and there harsh print damage is never an issue and the transfers are in excellent shape. Not demand a lot from these films are light years away from the movies today, the world has changed incredibly.

Williams pop up in the second film alongside the likes of curvy cutie Desireee Cousteau and Ronda Jo Petty is a rare treat.

Detail is as good as it's going to get on a standard definition offering and there are no noticeable issues with typical authoring quirks like noise reduction or compression artifacts. From here the movie breaks the fourth wall as 'director' Gail Palmer (who probably didn't direct any of this, as Bob Chinn is widely believed to have been behind most of the film's she's credited with helming) chats us up and introduces us to Candy. Both of the Candy films are a blast, poking a lot of self-referential holes in film industries both adult and mainstream. Director Park Hoon-jung, with his 2023 offering The Childe, tells the story of a low level boxer named Marco (Kang Tae-Ju) who competes in underground fight circles in The Philippines, using the money that he earns from these bouts to.

Colors are reproduced very nicely so the various locations used throughout the two movies really shine. Vinegar Syndrome's ongoing line of 'Peekarama' double features continues with their highly anticipated release of this late seventies double feature starring the one and only Carol Connors alongside an impressive roster of noteworthy co-stars.

Dad busts out of the hospital and Candy decides to leave Michigan for California to stay with her Aunt Em (Pat Ray) for a while. From there, Johnny books Candy a spots on The Last Night Show hosted by Johnny Farson (Gary Grime), who wants to rehearse with the young starlet before having her on the air.