The Pink Ladies (1979)
Year: 1979
Country: USA
Genre: Classic
Quality: BDRip
Language: English
Subtitles: English
Director: Roger Watkins (as Richard Mahler), Robert Michaels
Starring: Samantha Fox, Kandi Barbour, Robin Byrd, Christine De Shaffer, Marlene Willoughby, Barbara Daniels, Arcadia Lake, Robert Kerman, Ron Hudd, Jesse Adams, Alan Adrian, Michael Gaunt, Rick Iverson, Vanessa del Rio
Description: This is the story of four married couples whose mundane urban lives are continually spiced up by outrageous sexual diversions – both real and fanciful. Samantha Fox, Kandi Barbour, Robin Byrd and Christine De Shaffer are the four “Pink Ladies” and the all-star cast includes Vanessa Del Rio (in a sizzling role as ‘the seductress’), Richard Bolla, Michele Lake, Rick Iverson and Marlene Willoughby.
The action flows in this big-budget satire of contemporary sexual mores – and in a wide variety of locations; the theatre, the train station, a restaurant, the ladies’ locker room, the steamy atmosphere of a spa and of course, the bedroom.
Filmed in Panavision and produced by Robert Michaels, “The Pink Ladles” is one picture that aims to please – from the erotic opening raquetball segment to the exhaustingly carnal surprise ending.
The second hardcore directorial effort from exploitation filmmaker Roger Watkins, THE PINK LADIES follows the lives and fantasies of four Long Island housewives…and their husbands…and their lovers. As fantasy and reality collide, THE PINK LADIES are whisked into an ever stranger sensual dreamworld where secret desires, and secret lovers, intermix, leading to surprise revelations for all.
File Size: ~3450MB
Resolution: 1920×1080
Duration: 77 min
Format: mp4
Download Link(s):
The Pink Ladies.mp4 – 3.4 GB
Subtitles:
The Pink Ladies.rar – 5.5 MB
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A movie with an interesting soundtrack, starting with “Fanfare For a Common Man” (Aaron Copeland)by Emerson, Lake & Palmer and also having Richard Wagner’s Ride of the Valkyries (opening of act 3 of Die Walküre opera)…(no copyrights control working on those days)…