Pretty Peaches 2

Pretty Peaches 2, directed by Alex de Renzy, is a 1987 sequel to the original film, which was released in 1978. This film serves as a continuation of the story, following the adventures of the titular character, Peaches, as she embarks on a new journey filled with erotic encounters and comedic situations.

One of the most notable aspects of this film is its cinematography. The director, Alex de Renzy, employs a variety of techniques to create visually appealing and stimulating scenes. The use of soft lighting, close-ups, and slow motion during the more intimate moments adds to the overall sensuality of the film.

The acting, however, is somewhat lacking in depth and nuance. While the actors do a decent job of portraying their characters, they often come across as two-dimensional and do not fully embody the complexities of their roles. This can be attributed to the script, which does not provide much room for character development or exploration of their motivations.

The film's humor is also a mixed bag. While some of the comedic moments are genuinely funny, others fall flat and feel forced. This inconsistency in the pacing and execution of the humor can be distracting at times and detracts from the overall viewing experience.

In terms of the film's overall message, it is difficult to discern any deeper meaning or theme. The story is largely driven by the erotic encounters and comedic situations, with little attention paid to exploring any underlying themes or messages.

Despite its shortcomings, Pretty Peaches 2 does have some redeeming qualities. The visual appeal of the film, combined with its playful and lighthearted tone, make it an enjoyable watch for those who are fans of the genre. The film's vibrant color palette and creative use of settings also add to its charm.

In conclusion, while Pretty Peaches 2 may not be a cinematic masterpiece, it does offer some entertainment value for those who appreciate the genre. Its visually appealing cinematography, playful humor, and erotic scenes make it a worthwhile watch for fans of the original film or those looking for a lighthearted and sensual viewing experience. However, the lackluster acting and inconsistent humor prevent it from reaching its full potential.

This movie serves as a notable entry in the adult film genre, blending comedic elements with erotic storytelling. While the plot may not be groundbreaking, it manages to weave together a chaotic yet entertaining narrative that keeps viewers engaged.

The film revolves around the character Peaches, portrayed by Siobhan Hunter, who embarks on a journey of sexual discovery. However, it's Tracey Adams, playing the role of Peaches' mother, Eunice Goldbloom, who truly captures the spotlight. Her performance is not only prolific -featuring four erotic scenes- but also showcases her exceptional skills, establishing her as the film's standout star. Her ability to genuine eroticism makes her scenes particularly memorable, bringing a captivating blend of authenticity and sensuality to her role.

The film also boasts strong support from a talented cast, including the lovely Tami White and Jeanette Littledove, both of whom deliver impressive performances in their respective scenes.

On the male side, Buck Adams and Ron Jeremy are known for their reliable performances, Herschel Savage is the right choice for a daddy-next-door-type character with hidden, but impressive sexual drive and capabilities.

Peter North shines particularly bright, demonstrating his physical and sexual prowess in two key sequences, one with Tracey Adams and another with Siobhan Hunter. His presence and signature style contribute to the film's erotic appeal and his well-timed comedic moments add a layer of depth to his character, supplementing the film's sexual elements with light-heartedness. His trademark voluminous erotic eruptions are showcased in a way that emphasizes his iconic status in adult films.

In particular, his chemistry with co-star Tracey Adams enhances the film's dynamic, making their encounter feel authentic, passionate and driven by natural, mutual attraction and affection. For Tracey Adams, who spread her thighs for Peter North, it was the first time to feel his captivating presence inside herself and coming in contact with his signature erotic outbursts.

Their contribution to the film's sexual appeal was awarded with an XRCO Award for Best Copulation Scene as a testament to their prowess, marking Tracey Adams and Peter North as standout performers in the adult film industry of their time.

What sets "Pretty Peaches 2" apart is not just its performances but also its technical execution. The cinematography is commendable, dynamic camera work and well-lit scenes enhance the visual experience. The direction is tight, the action flows smoothly, making it a pleasure to watch. The film manages to mix sexuality with a dash of humor, providing a light-hearted atmosphere, presenting informal sexuality as a beautiful, natural act that is fun and enjoyable.

Overall, "Pretty Peaches 2" is a testament to the era's adult films, combining elements of comedy with eroticism so as to resonate with fans of the genre. With standout performances, particularly from Tracey Adams, Siobhan Hunter and Peter North, and solid production, the film earns its place as a worthwhile addition to any adult film collection.

Recommendation: Must-see for those who appreciate well-crafted copulation scenes as well as fans of Tracey Adams, Siobhan Hunter or Peter North. My final verdict: A solid nine kitchen knives (out of ten possible).

Pretty Peaches 2 (1987)

*** (out of 4)

Peaches (Siobhan Hunter) realizes that she knows very little about sex and her mother (Tracey Adams) isn't willing to teach her so she runs off on a wild journey to try and discover the secrets. This includes running into her father, her weird uncle (Ron Jeremy) and eventually to her "grandmother (Jamie Gillis).

Alex de Renzy's 1978 film PRETTY PEACHES is without a doubt one of the best porn movies out there and this sequel is certainly a worthy follow up. Desiree Cousteau is obviously sadly missed in this sequel and there's no doubt that she made the original so special. With that said, the cast here are quite good and there's no question that de Renzy adds some pretty bizarre but very funny sequences throughout the picture.

Not only do you get Jeremy and Gillis but there's also Peter North. All of these will be familiar to fans of the genre but all of them are given such bizarre scenes that you can't help but love the humor that the director was going for. This is especially true with the Jeremy sequences as he gang bangs a woman with his son! The comic incest theme was actually very funny but so was the Gillis stuff where he plays a grandma. All of the sex scenes are good in their own way but it's certainly the charm and humor that makes the picture.

I honestly wasn't sure what to expect from the film. After all, waiting so many years to make a sequel seems more like a cash grab than anything else but de Renzy really delivered a fun and memorable movie.