Scoundrels 1982 DVD Rip
**Title: Scoundrels (1982)
- Synopsis and Review****Synopsis:** In the adult film "Scoundrels," a psychiatrist, Simon, discovers infidelity within his family. His wife, Linda, is unfaithful with his best friend, Harper, while their daughter, Francie, feels neglected as she explores her sexuality. Simon himself engages with prostitutes and his secretary, Vivian, who is also involved with Harper. The film explores the dysfunctional dynamics of this broken family, highlighting themes of infidelity and emotional neglect.
Review:"Scoundrels," directed by Cecil Howard and written by Anne Randall, is recognized for its depth and character-driven narrative, setting it apart from typical adult films. The performances by the lead actors, including Ron Jeremy, Lisa B., and Tigr, are commendable and contribute significantly to the film's impact. The cinematography by Steven Kaman enhances the erotic scenes, making them visually appealing. The film's music, composed by Peter Lewis and David Ogrin, effectively establishes the mood, complementing the storyline. The production values, including authentic sets and locations, further elevate the film to resemble mainstream cinema rather than conventional adult fare. The plot serves as a commentary on the superficiality and dysfunction of modern family life, showcasing the characters' hidden desires and the consequences of their actions. Despite some predictability in the ending, the film is noted for its engaging storyline and well-executed sexual scenes, featuring a mix of heterosexual and lesbian encounters. Overall,"Scoundrels" is recommended for fans of plot-driven adult films, showcasing a blend of drama and eroticism that distinguishes it within the genre.
