Skintight (1981)

The film "Skintight" (1981), directed by Ed DePriest, revolves around a sex therapy clinic run by Paul Thomas, alongside doctors Annette Haven, Lee Carroll, and Maria Tortuga. The movie opens humorously with a scene where Annette attempts to treat RJ Reynolds for premature ejaculation, highlighting the comedic and provocative nature of the film. The central plot focuses on Paul Thomas's fascination with a rubber bondage/S&M magazine titled "Skintight," which leads him to fantasize about orgies. The film features a recurring keyboard-driven theme music reminiscent of works by Vangelis.

As the story unfolds, Annette and Lee Carroll's characters unwind in a hot tub, where Annette expresses doubts about her job and personal life. This leads to an intimate scene that is noted for its intensity. Meanwhile, Paul Thomas plans his wedding to Connie Peters, who is portrayed as a virgin reluctant to engage in sexual activity until marriage. In a comedic twist, he persuades her that anal sex would still allow her to maintain her virginity. The film showcases numerous sex scenes, including lesbian encounters, oral sex, various vaginal and anal positions, and multiple cumshot scenarios. The breakdown of scenes includes various pairings and group interactions, emphasizing the film's focus on sexual content throughout.