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Heather and Joseph met on the street somewhere and for no reason they start having sex. The story goes from there and eventually Joseph becomes a psycho until the plot takes another turn. I don't really care about the plot since it is weird anyway even for some total- bizarre-seeking Europeans. I am in there for Heather's breasts and sex. However, the nudity and sex were not all that graphical as I had hoped for. As usual I am going to list my opinion as follows: Plot-I have no clue whatsoever, Sex/Nudity-5 out 10, Overall-3 out 10. Conclusion-If you are a hardcore Heather Graham fan, then go get it. If not, leave it.

I totally disagreed with those comments which said this is a good movie. This is a totally SUCKED movie. I mean SUCKED - S.U.C.K.E.D. The story development is strange. Mia Kirshner changed from an innocent girl to a party-fun seeking chick for no convincing reasons at all. In addition, all the actresses looked way too old for being college students - College students looked like about 30 years old - you figure out the rest. I watched only about first ten minutes and started fast forwarding to look for sex scenes. all the sex scenes are lame, hasty and, most importantly, no frontal at all. All the sex scenes are laughable, considering how many clothes they had on. Do yourself a favor - put it down and save yourself a few bucks. Conclusion: Story - 0, Sex - 0, Acting - 0, Score - 0 out 10.

The film deserves our respect because it is one of pioneers in B-movie and softcores. Plot and acting are above average and sex is pretty lame in today's standard (you see nothing below waist and kissing is limited to mouth and neck). Of course, the movie was made 1967 in an era when sexuality was tabooed in films. Please don't get me wrong. I gave it credits for being a pioneer, but still, time has changed, we should be looking forward. Therefore, I wish the reissue of Inga can serve as a reminder to those who make B-movies and softcores that we've come a long way, so stop making garbages and make good stuffs to commemorate those who had fought for us years ago. Salute to Inga!