For the small subset of porn fans addicted to the tame "Nudie Cuties" of the early '60s, SEXTET is one of the dullest of the lot. It's of academic interest only.
Hopefully no master's thesis will dwell on this lame effort, in which soft porn comic Pauly Dash makes faces while girls parade topless across the screen. Much of the action concerns his daydreaming or fully unconscious fantasies of being served (lots of food) hand and foot by six lightly clad beauties, hence the title. Instead of exotic dancing, they dance the Twist.
His wife Thelma, also a beauty but styled as "plain" with curlers in her hair, goes about household chores and deals with the lunk in what passes for plot.
This junk would have made a serviceable one-reel loop, the kind that Barry Mahon cranked out on numerous occasions, but stretched to feature length (almost an hour long) it seems interminable. The busty girls display attractive nipples, so the fans apparently got their money's worth.
