"Girls Come First" is a softcore short film, apparently one in a series detailing the adventures of the "character" Alan Street, who in this (I haven't seen the others) is a guy who paints nude models. There's a typical American, fast talking media mogul guy who says "roody toody doo!" or something similar as a catch phrase (?) and decides he wants to employ an artist, rather than a photographer (?) to depict the babes who work at his crappy nightclub. Characters like this are always American - reminds me of the guy from "Sex with the Stars" who pushed the hero into actually having sex with women of different star signs to spice up his astrology column.
Anyway, a few babes land on the artist and he has sex with them all in pretty tedious, unerotic lovemaking scenes where we generally see more of the guy - as in, full frontal nudity - than the girls.
IMDb says something about a girlfriend of the artist but I don't remember any such character. It's just, guy meets babes, guy has sex with babes, rinse, repeat a few times. There is a completely unnecessary, bizarre Asian stereotype - these '70s British skin flicks are never complete without a bit of racism - who of course busts out some kung fu in one scene.
Overall, this isn't funny enough to qualify as a comedy (they never are), and not erotic enough to work as porn. There's nothing really notable about it at all, and hence nothing to distinguish it from anything else, and nothing to recommend it for.
Anyway, a few babes land on the artist and he has sex with them all in pretty tedious, unerotic lovemaking scenes where we generally see more of the guy - as in, full frontal nudity - than the girls.
IMDb says something about a girlfriend of the artist but I don't remember any such character. It's just, guy meets babes, guy has sex with babes, rinse, repeat a few times. There is a completely unnecessary, bizarre Asian stereotype - these '70s British skin flicks are never complete without a bit of racism - who of course busts out some kung fu in one scene.
Overall, this isn't funny enough to qualify as a comedy (they never are), and not erotic enough to work as porn. There's nothing really notable about it at all, and hence nothing to distinguish it from anything else, and nothing to recommend it for.