A double dose of Bob Chinn's directorial output featuring the beautiful Hyapatia Lee in both features, and in beautiful high definition, no less? Proof positive that there is a God, and that he's a fan of Ms. Lee too. It would seem, after all, that she was blessed in more ways than one! And on top of that, each one of these Caribbean Films Productions features its own ridiculously catchy theme song! Again, the movie is nicely shot and lit, it's well paced and edited and it's just really well put together. Chinn's output from this period is always dependable on those levels and neither feature on this disc disappoints. Putting aside the comedy of the first feature in favor of more dramatic element, this story of three beautiful young ladies blossoming into womanhood is decent enough. Nobody here is going to win an Oscar for convincing heartfelt performances but the three leads do alright as they struggle with issues typical of those going away from home for the first time. Of course, it's all just an excuse to get the three leads naked and busy as often as possible but there' s more than enough here to hold our attention. A belated entry from Caribbean Films and their former Playboy Playmate producer Gail Palmer, also this film's nominal screenwriter along with uncredited input from Bud and Hyapatia Lee and the late great Jim Holliday, THE YOUNG LIKE IT HOT bears comparison with director Bob Chinn's other forays into frantic fornication farce like his classic CANDY STRIPERS and the under-appreciated TELEFANTASY. Ever the deft dirty movie raconteur, on a par with the equally taken for granted Gary Graver a/k/a "Robert McCallum", Chinn's recipe for limitless lust proves refreshingly simple. Take a single, stereotypical professional setting (hospital or TV station respectively) and turn loose a large, hormonally charged superstar cast within. Our first feature begins with that aforementioned theme song playing over the opening credits. Don't let the fact that it doesn't really relate to the story at all dissuade you. In fact, the title doesn't have anything to do with the story either. But that doesn't matter. Our first attraction tells the tale of a group of telephone operators made up of Cheryl (Kay Parker), Nancy (Rose-Linda Kimball), Marie (Lili Marlene), Cindy (Shauna Grant), David (Bud Lee) and their supervisor Loni (Hyapatia Lee). They're collectively concerned about holding onto their jobs because their boss, Mr. Fishbait (Eric Edwards), is seriously considering replacing them with computers.

Lee once again steals the spotlight in her sex scenes but Parker definitely has the MILF thing down to a science by this point and she's solid here too. Cara Lott and Cindy Carver, neither lady a slouch in the heat department, are also fun to watch here. Jill Manning also does the foxy older lady thing really well here too.Both films get the English language DTS-HD Mono treatment. Clarity is just fine in each film with those theme songs sounding nice and clear with good depth. Balance is fine in each picture and there are no problems with any hiss or distortion. Dialogue is clean, crisp and clear. There are no alternate language options or subtitles provided. Here again, we have Jamie Gillis casted as an absolute creep, only this time in a starring role alongside Andrea True. Even if you’re not familiar with Andrea’s acting, you’re probably familiar with her music—her song “ More More More,” was a certifiable disco hit, one that was subsequently sampled in “ Steal My Sunshine” by LEN—though my favorite song of hers is “ Music for Money,” off of the 1980 album War Machine. Things aren't any easier for Maggie and Kim. After going at it with a guy friend (Ron Jeremy) she's not interested in doing anything other than smoking a lot of dope - see, she had a rough upbringing and it's easier to hide in a cloud of pot smoke than to deal with her lousy home life. Kim can't seem to do anything except stress out about keeping her grades up. A party thrown by their friend Miranda (Jill Manning) allows Laura to look for some much needed action when she runs into a guy (Carl Lincoln) she had a crush on in high school. Kim finds true love when she hooks up with another dude (Blair Harris) while Maggie winds up getting busy with none other than Miranda herself. Nobody understood why anyone would try or even care to dust off vintage adult films and remaster them in HD

Ask anyone “what they did during the pandemic” and they will most likely rattle off a few hobbies or newly acquired interests. Maybe they got really into making their own kombucha, or learned a new instrument. Or maybe, if they’re like me, they collected several vintage porn posters. A double dose of Bob Chinn's directorial output featuring the beautiful Hyapatia Lee in both features, now upgraded for 4k? Proof positive that there is a God, and that he's a fan of Ms. Lee too. It would seem, after all, that she was blessed in more ways than one! And on top of that, each one of these Caribbean Films Productions features its own ridiculously catchy theme song! I was wondering how long it would take for a studio to snatch up classic adult films and remaster them in HD and on the winning format (blu ray)I hope they do more or at least this one time release starts a trend for other disturber to try and go in and re-release other classic adult films on blu ray as crazy as this sounds something like this could really help them make money (If they did it the proper way) A bunch of fetching ladies who work for a small town self-help line discover that they are going to be replaced by computers. The gals decide to prove that they are better than any machines by offering erotic advice and titillating conversations to their regular callers.

While 1983's "The Young Like It Hot" is an adult film with certain amorous priorities, it's also a workplace comedy of sorts, bringing viewers into a California telephone operator station that's about replace its staff with a computerized system. While pleasures of the flesh are lovingly detailed, there's actually a sense of tension and mischief to the Bob Chinn feature that gifts "The Young Like It Hot" some entertainment value beyond bedroom encounters. Or perhaps office encounters is more accurate description here.Not all Golden Age stars were capital-A Actors—Platinum Princess Seka admits freely to being more of a “performer” than a thespian—but they all took their work seriously. This, coupled with the legal requirement that pornography have “artistic merit,” resulted in a boom of blue movies with plot and production value.