Hot Buns

The late sixties were a tough-and-tender time when many an over-sexed young girl literally put her ass on the line in order to maintain her vaginal virginity. The idea of backing into the sex act while keeping up a good front, is the stuff that bestsellers are made of. So, Chris, a sensuous,successful author, with encouragement from her lover, Harry, who decides to document a book to be called "The Bottom Line," the real-rear-way that things went down, by bringing some of the "old gang" together for a hot weekend of raw reflections. Getting together are Vin, a businessman who has lost his sexually adventurous nature; his wife Britt, who longs for excitement; and B.R., a lady with a preference for the softer things in life, but who can handle the harder facts of lust. Rounding out the group are Britt's brother Chico and B.R.'s playmate, Lee.

Directed by —, Hot Buns leans on a strong ensemble — Lee Caroll, Dorothy Oh!, Eric Edwards — to carry a story that balances spectacle with character.

The film landed with audiences for its craft and performances, and remains one of the most talked-about screen titles of 1983.