GamerTab That was an excellent one.

Limerculer A waste of 90 minutes of my life

Stoutor It's not great by any means, but it's a pretty good movie that didn't leave me filled with regret for investing time in it.

Ezmae Chang This is a small, humorous movie in some ways, but it has a huge heart. What a nice experience.

Horst in Translation (filmreviews@web.de) "Die liebestollen Apothekerstöchter" or "Naughty Nymphs" and there are actually more than just a few other German and English-language title for this 80-minute movie from 1972. This one has its 45th anniversary this year already and it's pretty old really. The name Antel, the name Billian, the title and the year with Switzerland/West Germany being the countries of origin should really make obvious to everybody what to expect here. This is another one of these uncountable German sex comedies from the 1970s, even if this one is really more comedy and less sex. Having seen some of these, I would say that this one here is probably among the better ones, but by general standards this is still a bad movie, just not as bad as some others from the same time and genre. Good news is that no matter what your taste in women, there is one for everybody in here I guess, at least one. My personal favorite was the tragically early deceased Eva Garden. The most known cast member (maybe the only known today) is actor Sascha Hehn, who was really young when this was made, but still really experienced already. The story is pretty weak though. Bot not disastrous. it is about the chaos and hilarity (and erections) that happened when a busty blonde returns home to her family, including her stunning sisters. The rest of the film is about virginity, cheating, erection pills and everything else you can think of in the same tone. Not a good film. Watch something else instead.

garyldibert TITLE: NAUGHTY NYMPHS opened in theaters in the United States on November 1 1972 and it will take you 90 minutes to watch this movie The movies stars Sybil Danning as Elizabeth, Eva Garden as Maria, Alena Penz as Christel and Paul Lowenger as Willbald Bumpshoupt.SUMMARY: Nurse Elizabeth Bumshäuptl gets fired from her job at the hospital because she refuses to give in to sexual advances, and returns home to her pharmacist father who's ahead of town morality committee and her two sex-crazed sisters, Maria and Christel. The girl's father is very unaware that his two daughters Maria and Christel are very sexual active. First, he goes and tries to get Maria to go pick up Elizabeth and Maria tells her father that she's sick so Christel is the one that goes and While Elizabeth is sitting on a bench waiting for her father she is approached by a strange man. The man name is Doctor Korner and he tries to pick Elizabeth up but she tells him to get loss. Therefore, when Elizabeth gets home her father wants to know why she was fired. Elizabeth tells her father what happens and he doesn't believe her. Therefore, her sisters realize that Elizabeth has yet to be with a man they fix her up with a man that she hasn't seen for six years. The trick however doesn't work and the next morning while all three girls are in the bathroom Elizabeth tells her sisters off. Elizabeth informs Maria and Christel that she is aware of them sleeping around and that if they pull another trick like they did last night she will tell father everything. The next morning Doctor Korner shows up at Elizabeth home to offer her a job. The job she is offered is working at a local clinic, which she rejects out of hand, but her father insists she accept. Consulting an ancient text in their father's pharmacy, they whip up a "potency pill" they think will get her laid - but Elizabeth accidentally administers it to all her horny patients at the "rejuvenation" clinic! QUESTIONS: Who was Maria sleeping with? Who was Christel sleeping with? Why hasn't Elizabeth been with a man yet? Why was the girl's father so against sex? Who was the girls Aunt Lilly? Where did Lilly come from? Did the pill work? Did the father ever decide to sell the pill? MY THOUGHTS: I loved this movie but it was hard to figure out what kind of movie it was. It wasn't an action or a drama and yet in some ways it wasn't a comedy either. According to some movie websites, the movie was a comedy however; it was more about sex then anything. Eva Garden and Alena Penz did a great job of playing the parts of the sex starved daughters. However if you search either name under goggle you can't find anything on them. Paul Lowenger did a good job playing the role of the father. However, I bought this movie because of Sybil Danning and I wasn't disappointed in any way with her role as Elizabeth. Even thought she was very young actress in this movie her beautiful body more than made up for it. The movie did an excellent job at showing off her gorgeous body and it was easy to forget the rest of the movie. Because of that very reason, I give this movie 10 weasel stars.

lazarillo A young, virginal nurse (Sybil Danning) gets fired from her job in the city and returns to her hometown to stay with her druggist father and her two younger sisters. The father is a local "moral reformer" who naively believes his two youngest daughters are both innocent virgins, even though they'll both hop into bed at the drop of some lederhosen. The younger sisters are afraid the older virgin will expose their activities to their oblivious father, so they first try to arrange for various men to seduce her, and when that doesn't work, they invent a powerful aphrodisiac. But, of course, it all goes completely awry in a not-so-hilarious but occasionally pretty sexy way. . .I've watched a number of German sex comedies for no real reason at all, and this one features German sex star Sybil Danning in a very early role (and REALLY stretching herself by playing a virgin). Naturally, Danning looks pretty good--although I really wish the liner notes of DVD hadn't pointed out that the young Danning looked kind of like Paris Hilton (but then Paris Hilton would be quite attractive if only she weren't Paris Hilton). The actresses playing the sisters (Eve Garden, )looked vaguely familiar and I believe one or both were veterans of the German "report" type films. Unfortunately, the OTT Italian stereotype "Luigi" from those films also turns up playing an impotent schmuck. Of course, there is lots of gratuitous nudity all around (including "Luigi", unfortunately).As for the quality of the film otherwise, uh. . .Well, it's not particularly funny. The English dubbing is highly annoying, especially the guy playing the father, but that's par for the course with these things. So if you like Barvarian sex comedies in general or you like Sybil Danning, you'll probably find this at least somewhat entertaining (or more entertaining than the Paris Hilton sex tape at least).

Dries Vermeulen This might be the quintessential German soft porn comedy of the early '70s, an era of innocence now lost to us forever. Helmed by one of the great workhorses of the period (Franz Antel who made most of the FRAU WIRTIN/SEXY SUSAN movies) and cast with many familiar faces and bodies, it's the perfect test case flick to determine whether this particular brand of fun 'n' fluff is for you. Smalltown pharmacist Willibald (popular folksy comedian Paul Löwinger in a typically broad performance) is upset when his eldest daughter Elisabeth (soon to become US B movie staple Sybill Danning)has lost yet another job due to assumed indecent behavior. Especially since his other two daughters, blonde Christel (Prague-born Alena Penz) and brunette Maria (Eva Garden), are such shining examples of virtue. Unbeknownst to daddy, both girls actually have lovers that come to spend the night with them, while Elisabeth on the other hand has been falsely accused time and again and turns out to be...a virgin ! Afraid that she'll tell on them, Christel and Maria conspire to put a man into their sister's bed to solve this prickly problem and lure her over to their side. To this effect, they prepare an industrial strength aphrodisiac from a centuries old tome in their father's medical library. Of course, things don't turn out as planned, not even when Elisabeth (forcefully accompanied by Maria) accompanies her employer, handsome Doctor Marcus Koerner (Claus Tinney), to a congress in wicked old Munich. Will Elisabeth succumb to the charms of this or, indeed, any man ? Will her sisters be free to live and love whoever they choose or will they shrivel in enforced chastity ? See and find out. Though the fever pitch acting style of the older generation and the comedy of mistaken identities that takes up the latter part of the movie may wear some viewers down, these are exactly the ingredients that endear the genre to its true fans. Having seen the film again for the first time in over two decades (I caught it as a lad of 16 at the local flea pit, now sadly long gone), I was surprised to see just how well it holds up. Much of the film's funny bits (even the crude - yet good-natured - gay caricatures that pop up from time to time) still made me laugh out loud and the skin quotient remains reassuringly high. Danning, Garden and Penz are three of the most stunning creatures ever to disrobe within a single movie. Blonde beauty Britt Corvin (as Willibald's new maid Mirli) beefs up the cheesecake quota even more. Those interested should check her out further in Joe Sarno's superb BABY LOVE. And then there's the only recently deceased Christiane Maybach as loose aunt Lilofee, an actress who went from Marilyn Monroe lookalike in the early '60s via skin flicks such as this (where she supplied the nudity along with girls many years her junior) to dark R.W. Fassbinder art-house dramas (FAUSTRECHT DER FREIHEIT, SATANSBRATEN) to daytime TV drama at millennium's end ! Speaking of which, keep your eyes peeled for a very youthful Sascha Hehn as Peter, Christel's boyfriend, who would go on to hausfrau super stardom as one of the leads on insanely popular soap DER SCHWARZWALDKLINIK. I wonder how many of those bored (desperate ?) homemakers realized that their latest heart throb had toiled in the seamier side of film-making for many years, with Hubert Frank's MELODY IN LOVE and PATRICIA being the undisputed highlights from this stage of his career. Colorfully photographed and blessed with a jaunty soundtrack that immediately screams German sexploitation, BLUTJUNG UND LIEBESHUNGRIG stands proud as one of the finest examples of its kind, a mix of laughs and leers that will delight the fans who should treasure this little gem for as long as they have the ability to draw breath.