Erotic Adventures of Candy Candy Goes to Hollywood 1978 1979 2In1 Blu-ray

Title: Erotic Adventures of Candy (1978) and Candy Goes to Hollywood (1979)

Director: Gail Palmer
Cast: Carol Connors, John Holmes, John Leslie, Wendy O. Williams, Georgina Spelvin
Years: 1978 and 1979

**Plot Summary:**Erotic Adventures of Candy (1978):
The film is a comedic take on a classic novel, infused with elements reminiscent ofThe Wizard of Oz. It follows Candy, portrayed by Carol Connors, who embarks on a sexual journey after losing her virginity to a gardener. The narrative begins with Candy and a friend dismissing catcalls as they leave school. The film breaks the fourth wall, introducing Candy as a sexually frustrated young woman due to her father's strictness. Despite his disapproval, she pursues her crush on the gardener, leading to an awkward encounter that ends with her father discovering them, resulting in a hospital visit. During a hospital visit, Candy mistakenly enters a masturbation clinic before finding her father, who is being visited by his identical twin and her outspoken aunt. Following chaos, Candy decides to leave Michigan for California to stay with her Aunt Em. On her journey, she meets a used car salesman, leading to another sexual encounter before she worries about a potential pregnancy. This prompts a visit to a gynecologist, followed by a chance encounter with a Hare Krishna who introduces her to an orgy.Candy Goes to Hollywood (1979):
The sequel continues Candy's story as she arrives in Hollywood, where she is quickly embraced by a quirky talent agent. The film features a blend of comedy and adult themes, showcasing Candy's rise to fame within the industry. It includes satirical references to popular television shows and culminates in a Hollywood orgy scene. Following its release, Carol Connors gained significant recognition for her role. The film has been restored and released in a new transfer from its original camera negative.

Both films are noted for their unique blend of humor and eroticism, solidifying their status as cult classics.