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All that extinct hairy pussy was delicious. There was a furry cunt in every link of that daisy chain. Wall to wall carpet!
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to Throbbingpleasure : The ironic thing is she did participate in the orgy. Right before she fucks Paul, she imagines (or dreams) she's being ravished by all of the orgy participants and fucks one of them (I think Jeff Scott). Then during the closing credits, in one panel of the screen, you see the other outtakes of Kay's participation. (I think it's Jesse Adams fucking and cumming on her. And that's especially ironic because he was the orgy guy who was harassing her so much taking out her boob and trying to spread her legs apart.)
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Throbbingpleasure 1 year ago
to ILoveBigBush : I can't agree more with you. I also think it's iconic because Kay didn't participate...the naive housewife who walked into a world she knew nothing about. It's an amazing buildup into the next scene, where she goes absolutely wild with "Paul", a role where she certainly became an icon in the industry, and has been for decades.
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to TheFlavum : I agree. that the word "iconic," is overused and downright misused these days, but in this instance the OP got it right. The Taboo (1980) orgy is iconic in many ways. It is very much of its time with the full display of pubic hair and natural bodies (no breast or ass implants). Even the non-sex scenes in the orgy (like where the blond, mustached swinger (Jesse Adams) is harassing the main character (Kay Parker)) are iconic of that hedonistic era following the sexual revolution yet before AIDS. Even the color/pattern of the mattresses and the clothing of the participants (when they are dressed) is iconic of that late-seventies - early-eighties time period.
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