Beautiful, yet wicked stepmother Joyce White (scorching hot brunette Leslie Bovee in fine bitchy and campy form) aspires to be the fairest woman of all in Hollywood, California. When her sweet virginal stepdaughter Snow White (a winningly perky portrayal by comely redhead Candy Nichols) usurps her status, Joyce concocts a plan to ruin Snow's reputation as a pure and innocent lass. Director Joseph Bardo keeps the blithely silly story moving along at a brisk enough pace, maintains an engaging lighthearted tone throughout (the jokes about such things as "Charlie's Angels," "Fantasy Island," and "The Godfather" are pretty amusing in an admittedly dopey sort of way), and milks a good deal of laughs from the playfully naughty sense of lowbrow humor. The sex scenes are quite graphic and arousing, with everything from sizzling lesbianism to straight copulation to the inevitable mass group orgy during a big party sequence. Moreover, there's a nice build-up before Snow White bares her yummy wares with a sensuous striptease prior to taking on a room full of guys. Contributing nifty comedic turns are Monique LeBare as amorous secretary Lois Sneazy, Rick Roberts as sleazy TV producer Aron Grumpy, Chris Rocks as hustling agent Elmer Happy, and Tyler Reynolds as a flamboyant homosexual. The funky-throbbing music by the Blues Company hits the get-down groovy spot. Good bawdy fun.
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