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A young housewife gets involved in the “swinging” scene and discovers that it isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.<\/p>\r\n
This has to be Stephen C. Apostolof<\/a>\u2019s best. The plot follows a woman\u2019s journey from marriage, to sexual frigidity, to disillusionment of marriage, swinging, disillusionment with swinging, and men in general. Granted the men are despicable but she allows herself to be used all the same. Angela Carnon<\/a> is a potent mix of good looks, nastiness and a modicum of acting ability which exceeds the directors ability to maximize her performance. The film repeats itself and makes the lead a recidivist but the plot is interesting nonetheless. The lunchtime pep talks with Carnon and her friend played by Sandy Carey<\/a> are wonderfully bad 70s philosophy. You just gotta live your life and have a good time. Which means just do IT, baby! This leads the conscience-ridden Carnon to look at herself in the mirror and see what a wreck she\u2019s become. “You\u2019ve aged ten years in a month!”<\/p>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n Lisatud 20.02.2026, 901 369 650b, AKA A.C. Stephen’s Drop-Out Wife<\/p>\r\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" A young housewife gets involved in the “swinging” scene and discovers that it isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. This has to be Stephen C. Apostolof\u2019s best. The plot follows a woman\u2019s journey from marriage, to sexual frigidity, to…<\/span><\/p>\n