Gulp

1976
X
55m

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With Mr. Bigelow at lunch, various employees quickly gulp down their lunches, each other and sometimes themselves. Alas, it turns out Mr. Bigelow eats lunch at home while having sex with his... Read allWith Mr. Bigelow at lunch, various employees quickly gulp down their lunches, each other and sometimes themselves. Alas, it turns out Mr. Bigelow eats lunch at home while having sex with his maid, just like she used to do with his father.With Mr. Bigelow at lunch, various employees quickly gulp down their lunches, each other and sometimes themselves. Alas, it turns out Mr. Bigelow eats lunch at home while having sex with his maid, just like she used to do with his father.

Director
- Richard Mailer
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4.2/10

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Director
- Richard Mailer
Stars

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Marlene Willoughby

Sylvia

John Buco

Frankie
(as Bob Farley)

Vanessa del Rio

Anna the Maid
(as Carol Lee Nance)

Rocky Millstone

Mr. Bigelow
(as Sammy Fry)

Sandi Foxx

Girl with Daniel
(as Diana Ames)

Tony Richards

Jerry
(as Thomas Vincent)

Dory Devon

Barbara
(as Rhoda Parker)

Sandy Bottoms

Janet
(as Tish Johns)

Leo Lovemore

Fred
(as Simon Norwood)

Turk Turpin

Daniel
(as Marv Engles)

Richard Mailer

Fred's Thoughts
(voice)
(uncredited)

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Fairly diverting no-budget sex farce

Richard Mailer delivered a decent quickie with GULP, typical of what passed for XXX entertainment in the form of '70s 1-day wonders.

Set in an office with sex taking up everyone's lunch hour, the dreary who did what to whom summary exists on IMDb already in case you're interested. Suffice it to say that a talented group of NYC farceurs/humpers including Marlene Willoughby and Vanessa del Rio go through the sexual paces, including mixed combo action.

Punch line involves Vanessa as the boss's deep-throating maid, and isn't as funny as Mailer may have thought at the time. For farce of this nature, I much prefer another NYC opus THE CHAMBER MAIDS, which is quality compared to this one, and may very well have been also directed by Mailer.