Letters of Love (1985)
An eager to please journalist (Bridgette Monet) takes over a steamy advice to the lovelorn column with explosively erotic results. As “Dear Candy,” Bridgette starts to visualize the amorous escapades, much to her excitement-and ours too! First up, a horny teenager’s risky business with an eager call girl turns the boy into a man pronto! Then we see the story of a taboo-laden mother-son relationship, a titillating tale of teenage party habits, the adventures of a lonesome cowpoke who knows how to use his ramrod to its best advantage and finally, a marriage is saved when a frustrated husband discovers a little discipline goes a long way with his wife. Even Bridgette gets into the act when her column becomes a tremendous success. Using her head, the clever girl manages to get a raise from her boss in more ways than one!
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An eager to please journalist (Bridgette Monet) takes over a steamy advice to the lovelorn column with explosively erotic results. As “Dear Candy,” Bridgette starts to visualize the amorous escapades, much to her excitement-and ours too! First up, a horny teenager’s risky business with an eager call girl turns the boy into a man pronto! Then we see the story of a taboo-laden mother-son relationship, a titillating tale of teenage party habits, the adventures of a lonesome cowpoke who knows how to use his ramrod to its best advantage and finally, a marriage is saved when a frustrated husband discovers a little discipline goes a long way with his wife. Even Bridgette gets into the act when her column becomes a tremendous success. Using her head, the clever girl manages to get a raise from her boss in more ways than one!
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Steve Manley
In Theaters:2/23/1985
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Caballero Home Video
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