Little Angel Puss Review

Reviewed by T0MBOne  on  5/24/2009

LITTLE ANGEL PUSS (1976, Cal Vista; Standard Frame VCX-Cal Vista Classic DVD, 2008) is a solid sexual awakening tale credited to The de Neuve Sisters, the creative force behind this xxx film: Danielle de Neuve takes writing and directing credits and Renee de Neuve takes photography and editing credits.

The sisters (who are these sisters anyway?)supposedly only made this one short 63 minute xxx production with the first 30 minutes detailing how Angel Puss breaks away from her parents and boyfriend and ventures to the big city for a life of drugs and prostitution in the final 30 minutes.

It's well-photographed and the sexual situations and encounters are well-integrated into the plot. Acoustic guitar music accompanies most of the sex scenes that seem more natural thanks to superb editing combined with careful framing of the actors sucking and fucking.

Also, still photos are used to advance the plot at certain points of the story, which assists in the swift telling of this tale.

After moments in her bedroom with quiet reflective gazes into her mirror, Angel Puss heads to the breakfast table with her pajama top open. Her mother scolds her.

Before the school bell, Angel Puss sits outside in a grassy area where she thumbs through a book filled with drawings of different sexual positions. She fantasizes about fucking a dude in a round wading pool with light blue walls around them. A spirited poolside mish-fuck concludes with a cumshot on her pussy hair.

The bell rings and a series of still photos illustrates Angel's time in and around a school library.

At home, Angel tries to persuade her boyfriend, Jimmy Boyd, to fuck her. She sucks his cock for the first time but Jimmy never quite musters up the strength to fuck Angel. He's more concerned about playing a baseball game with his .355 batting average, which fails to impress the horny Angel.

Angel tells her friend Lola about her problems with Jimmy. The girls head back to Angel's house where Angel finishes strumming 'What Child Is this?' and says "I'm tired of all this makin' out stuff."

Turns out Lola borrowed her Mom's vibrator and she tests it out in Angel's pussy while Angel finger's Lola'a twat. Her dad walks in on them and the girls hop off the bed to put on their clothes.

After Angel meets a long haired mystery man, Big Daddy, at a diner; she ventures home where gets a frantic call from Lola, who says that her parents are sending her to an Aunt because she's pregant. The following day, Angel lies to her parents and meets with Big Daddy. After reverse cowgirl riding Big Daddy in bed, Angel lets out an "oh Big Daddy, I'm free."

The second half of LITTLE ANGEL PUSS finds our heroine getting off the bus where she calls up one of Big Daddy's big city connections. Banjo music plays over a series of still photographs as Angel, a sort of female version of Joe Buck from Midnight Cowboy, makes her way through the city.

She arrives at an apartment where Candy greets her at the door and introduces her to Rashid. Candy puts a little something in Angel's drink, which leads to a well-staged and finely photographed threeway on the couch with accompanying acoustic guitar music.

The threeway fun does not last for long and soon Angel finds herself hooked on heroin (she shoots up in the bathroom) and selling herself to help out Rashid and Candy, who end up drugging her and selling her to a turban-wearing black pimp in a strange series of black and white photos that help illustrate her descent into life on the street as a prostitute.

The finale of LITTLE ANGEL PUSS is rather weak in a story telling sense but more true in a real life sense as Angel walks near the Golden Gate Bridge and makes a frantic phone call.

Still, LITTE ANGEL PUSS's refreshing integration of well-staged sex scenes with a manageable plot sets this film apart from most xxx productions. Better acting would have pushed this tale up a notch; nevertheless, LITTLE ANGEL PUSS (1976 Cal Vista) receives !!!! outa !!!!! Extras like trailers and bonus scens from other Cal Vista Classic DVDs are also included.