Abigail Lesley Is Back in Town (1975)

Very good item; many thanks.....Phil.

Película muy interesante dentro del cine soft, y todo un clásico de los 70, imposible de encontrar en españa, sólo ha sido posible gracias a amazon.

It's a love story which centers on Priscilla (Mary Mendum) and Chester (Eric Edwards), a laid off handyman and they live in the small town of Baypoint. Every Monday and Wednesday, Priscilla takes a walk by the beach, gazes at the oceans, and reminisces about the past. Abigail Leslie is a harlot who left Baypoint years ago on a sour note: she slept with Priscilla's husband Gordon (Jamie Gillis) and is back in town to finish what she started and that's to seduce everybody.There's no sex until forty minutes into the film and it's a short girl-girl scene with Abigail Leslie and Alessand. It's important to note Abigail Leslie is a strictly softcore movie. The girl-girl scene between Priscilla and Abigail was awful: the way Priscilla fakes an orgasm it looks like she's laughing hysterically. There are more scenes of Priscilla and Chester talking to each other on the beach than there is sex. Chester says he's going to leave Baypoint but never does. Priscilla keeps dwelling on negative memories of her unfaithful husband. Weak plot and weaker sex scenes makes Abigail Leslie a dull movie.

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All movies get kitsch after a few decades, but this movie had that quality from the jump. This was made in the 1970s, so it's full of loud clothing and furniture. The actresses have overdone makeup. There are turtlenecks and butterfly collars too.Still, other flaws are purposeful and specific. Though not related, every actress in this had reddish-brown hair. When the film's title comes on the screen, "Lesley" is spelled differently from the disc cover. Every actor has bad timing and the script is terribly weak.I wonder if the director Joseph Sarno and hottie Sonny Landham have beef with each other. The disc description calls Sonny a "B [movie] favorite." On Sonny's website, he does not include this work in his filmography. Still, he is on the cover, though he is not the main male actor. Then again, they don't list his name on the front cover of the disc. At one point, he wears an Elvis outfit which must be a reference to his incredibly low voice that sounds like the late singer. Most importantly, you get to see more of Sonny than you do in any other non-adult film, if you know what I mean.Actually, every man in this film has an adult industry background. I wonder if this is why they were comfortable in exposing themselves as much as the actresses did. Too bad more actors don't take their lead. There is much girl-on-girl action here. This is decades before it become a major trend. Still, it is more about titillating straight men than empowering lesbians.