Spaced Out Hippe Sex (1971)

**Spaced Out Hippie Sex (1971)

• Overview**"Spaced Out Hippie Sex" is a film notable for its leading actress, Suzanne Fields, who gained fame from "Flesh Gordon" and appeared in numerous adult films during the early 1970s. Fields stands out in a genre often criticized for its lack of compelling female performances. In this film, she portrays Cleo, a young woman caught in a tumultuous relationship with her boyfriend, Jamie, while struggling with drug addiction. The plot follows Cleo as she becomes involved with Burt, a middle-aged drug dealer. The film includes explicit scenes that reflect the dynamics of their relationship, including coercive sexual encounters. Despite her affection for Jamie, Cleo grapples with her addiction to both drugs and Burt. The film features supporting appearances from actors like Mycle Brandy, and includes a notable threesome scene. While the production quality is described as low, the film has gained some recognition in niche circles, particularly among fans of its cast. Critical reviews highlight the film's poor execution, with minimal effort put into the storyline and production values. Music choices have also been criticized for lacking originality. The film concludes with an unexpected twist that is deemed unsatisfactory by viewers.

Technical Details:

• Director: Unknown

• Studio: After Hours Cinema/Something Weird Video

• Release Year: 1971 (disputed by some sources as 1975)

• Video Quality: Rated as decent with a clarity score of 5/10 and color score of 6/10.

Scene Breakdown: 1. Suzanne Fields with Steven Jaworski

2. Nora Wieternik with Gerard Broulard and another male actor
3. Suzanne Fields with Steven Jaworski

Overall Reception: The film is characterized as low-grade adult entertainment, primarily serving as material for casual viewing rather than serious cinematic appreciation. Despite its shortcomings, it holds a place in the history of adult film, particularly for its leading actress.