Little Girls Blue 1 Review

Distributor: VCX Edition Details: Standard DVD Movie Specs: Genres: Golden Age Classic, Feature Film, Barely Legal Also known as: Girls in Blue — Part 1, Mama Don't Preach Run Time: 73 minutes Rated: X Release Year: 1978 Director: Maria Lease (as Joanna Williams) Written by: Daniel Cady (as William Dancer), Maria Lease (as Joanna Williams) Cast: Casey Winters, Samantha Morgan (as Tamara Morgan), Elaine Wells, Lori Blue (as Lola Dunmore), Ken Scudder (as Ken Cotten), Paul Thomas, Blair Harris, Jon Martin (as Terry Blass), Carl Regal, Turk Lyon (as Turk Lynn), John Seeman, Nancy Hoffman (as Nancy Haufman), George Adler, Kristine Heller (as Kristen Heller), Debbie Sloan, Sarah Butterfield, Barbara Burk, Kathy Graves, Lucy McDonald, Laurie Peters, Audrey Hale, Cindy Scott, Karen Shea, Donna Ruberman Release Specs: Audio: English Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono Subtitles: none Video: Full Frame, 1.33:1 Video Format: NTSC Format: DVD Regional Code (for DVD/Blu-ray): 0 (All) Number of discs: 1

Little Girls Blue is one of the barely legal adult films that came out in the 70s during the slew of barely legal sex comedies that came out from adult and mainstream film companies at the time. Little Girls Blue is one of the better of the adult efforts within this genre to come out. In Little Girls Blue, friends Misty (Casey Winters), Kathy (Samantha Morgan), Buffy (Elaine Wells), and Marium (Lori Blue) all attend the Townsend School for Girls. At Townsend, the girls are more interested in extracurricular sexual learning than hitting the books.

The plot works well for moving the film along without making the viewer feel insulted by the plot. There really isn't much to the plot. When it is analyzed later, it is seen to be paper thin relying more on events and character development than any major story arc. However, this story arc does work perfectly for Little Girls Blue. The film is entertaining and honestly flies by fast.

The cast does a great job, with their nonsex portions and with staying completely in character for their sex scenes. The sex scenes are well done. They all fit within the plot and aren't long enough to pull the viewer out of the film but are long enough to be erotic and not to leave the viewer feeling cheated. The sex scenes look nice and have great energy.

The whole film looks good actually. The film has great locations picked out that add to the atmosphere of the film. The majority of the film was shot at the Dunsmuir Mansion, which has also been used in Phantasm and A View to a Kill, among other Hollywood titles. The film was well shot and looks like its non-graphic sex mainstream counterparts.

Little Girls Blue is a must see feature adult film from the 70s. The story is fun and the cast does a great job. Little Girls Blue will leave you wishing they still made adult features like this one.

This release from VCX isn't bad. Little Girls Blue is presented in the academy aspect ratio of 1.33:1. The transfer was sourced from a video master and not a film master. Color reproduction is very good there are a couple of places that the color appears faded for a second or two or becomes over saturated but it usually looks proper. The image is in good shape sporting grain, artifacts, print damage, a jump or two, and an occasional glitch in the video. There are some issues with haloing in the image. Overall, the image isn't bad. It isn't the caliber you would get from Vinegar Syndrome but is is better than most of the discs that VCX has released.

Little Girls Blue is presented with an English Dolby Digital 2.0 monaural track. The audio track is fine sporting an error free presentation with no dirt or glitches that can be discerned. Dialog is clear and can be heard at all times.

VCX hasn't included any extras on this release.

Little Girls Blue is an incredibly fun classic adult film. The sex scenes are very well done and while there isn't much to the story, the film doesn't ever fail to entertain. The film is lighthearted and the cast does a great job with their roles. VCX hasn't done the most amazing job with this release but has done a better job than they usually do.

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