College Girls

About This Movie

So, 'College Girls' from 1968 fits into that weird niche of comedy that's more about the titillation than the actual laughs. It’s structured like a series of vignettes, showcasing various scenarios involving college girls in, well, compromising situations. The atmosphere is very much of its time—definitely leaning into the era's cheeky exploitation trend. Pacing is a bit uneven, which adds to its charm but might not land well with everyone. You get practical effects that are straightforward yet effective, and the performances have this amateurish vibe that somehow makes it all the more endearing. Not a film for everyone, but it has a distinctive flavor for those who appreciate this corner of cinema.

Finding 'College Girls' can be a bit tricky, as it hasn't seen widespread releases over the years. It's often available in low-quality formats, which adds to collector interest—those seeking the true essence of the film will want to track down the best possible print. Its rarity and the niche it occupies make it a curious piece for anyone keen on 60s exploitation comedies and the quirky trends of that time.