Top Sensation AKA The Seducers (Ottavio Alessi, 1969)
The jet-set breaks loose in an orgy of violence and terror!
Tony is a soft-headed virgin idiot-boy. His ball-busting mother Mudy wants him to be happy, so she takes off on a fanciful boat, with a trio of sex fiends for company! Who wouldn't?
Ulla (the always-stunning Edwige Fenech) is a hooker-type who's on board only to de-flower Tony the idiot-boy. Swinging couple Aldo (some bloke) & Paula (the lovely Rosalba Neri) join the crew who like to screw… Everybody!
Unfortunately, Tony, the scowling, cloth-eared shit-for-brains, is somehow not impressed with being shacked up on a boat with two of the most beautiful women on Earth, so he escapes the boat and heads to land, which is occupied only by a young married couple and some goats. Goats, yes. Those goats are so lovely… so soft, caring and simple. Kinda sexy…
Goats.
Erm, The young farmer's wife just so happens to be a stunning sexy lady Beba (Swedish starlet Eva Thulin), who is promptly lured onto the boat, plied with booze, tarted up right fancy, like, then toyed with for sexual pleasure. She is then 'given' to Mongo mentalist Tony, in an attempt for him to have his way with her. Sadly, all Tony does is show Beba his toy robot! Beba's husband then arrives on board, and chaos ensues!
Top sensation is a curious little slice of sleaze from 1969, that benefits greatly from three utterly beautiful females. It's a film riddled with fornicating pigs where the male characters are simple-minded imbeciles and the women are scheming bitches. Hmm.
This is quite a treat for Fenech fans, as it's quite an early performance from her. She has no problem getting naked, and even has a strange little scene involving a goat. Yes… Goats. Again.
ABOVE: Well, you know what they say... "No Goats, no glory".
Camera Obscura's DVD release is excellent. I don't know if they found the source copy in a skip, or a sex cinema, or in the cellar of a well-known pornographer, but I'm glad they unearthed this dirty little slice of sleaze. The English audio track should be avoided due to poor quality. There's a second disc with a German version sourced from a VHS, with added Germans!
Recommended to Fenech fans the world over, and to people who adore goats.
