Titillation

The search for the perfect pair of breasts is on!

This is the simple plotline to TITILLATION. It is a hard-X release that has more that just the expected(although admittedly effective)sex scenes. There is humor, a storyline(even though its kind of thin), and Kitten Natividad.

This is not the sort of thing that you let your granny watch. But,as far as hardcore films go, this is pretty tame. Which is par to the tone of the film. It is a light comedy, and the sex is joyful. The attitudes are right, and the acting is sturdy.

TITILLATION gives porn a good name.

"Titillation," directed by Damon Christian and released in 1982, is an erotic comedy with a thin storyline and plenty of explicit sex scenes. It's a hard-X release that offers more than just your typical porn fare, with a good dose of humor and a storyline, no matter how flimsy.

The film follows an aging game hunter who embarks on a new quest: the search for the largest and most perfect pair of breasts in the world. And what a quest it is! The viewer is treated to an array of voluptuous women, with plenty of plunging necklines and unsupported breasts on display. It's a classic collector's item and a real hoot for fans of the genre.

One of the stand-out performances comes from Kitten Natividad, who stars in one of her most revealing roles. Natividad, a selling point for the film, showcases her incredible assets and delivers a soft-core performance that's sure to leave an impression.

One scene involving cock-sharing and explicit language, is a real show-stopper. Heaven St. John engages in a raunchy tryst with Eric Edwards, with her potty mouth and harsh vulgar language taking center stage and leaving little to the imagination.

The film also has a strong noir parody vibe. The opening scene sets the tone, with Edwards tripping in silhouette before entering his office. The hard-boiled private detective sinks his teeth into his dialogue, delivering a fun and memorable performance. The opening narration is a highlight, with references to classic film icons like Bogart and Cagney.

However, despite these strong elements, the film ultimately falls flat in its delivery. The energy feels lacking, especially in the sex scenes, and the female cast of unknowns may leave viewers wanting more. The storyline, while providing a framework for the film, is rather forgettable and dull.

In terms of aesthetics, "Titillation" delivers a neat, sparkling look thanks to Guido Jewalucci's sunny cinematography. And the jazzy score by Randy Rivera hits the right notes, providing a groovy backdrop to the raunchy proceedings.

Overall, "Titillation" is a light-hearted and joyful take on hardcore porn. While it may not be groundbreaking, it offers a tame yet titillating experience. With sturdy acting and the right attitudes, this film gives porn a good name.