China Cat - 1978 - Starring John Holmes as Johnny Wadd

The text discusses the film "The China Cat," which is the tenth entry in the Johnny Wadd series, following "The Jade Pussycat." The plot features Johnny Wadd, played by John C. Holmes, who is pursued by a team of female detectives working under Charlie (John Seeman) to retrieve a jade statuette he possesses. The film is a parody of "Charlie's Angels" with adult themes, showcasing a shift in focus where Johnny Wadd is the target rather than the pursuer. While the film references events from "The Jade Pussycat," it can be enjoyed independently. Critics note that "The China Cat" emphasizes sexual content over plot development, providing numerous intimate scenes. Although it is not considered as strong as its predecessor, it maintains entertainment value and concludes with an engaging ending. The film is followed by "Blonde Fire."Additionally, the text mentions the evolution of adult films during the Golden Age of Porn, highlighting explicit scenes typical of the era, including various sexual acts. It also references popular torrents related to the content, indicating high download numbers for various collections, including a notable one related to Ladyboy Amy, which has gained significant attention. Overall, the text serves as a review and commentary on the film and its place within the adult entertainment landscape.