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Cute librarian Alice (Kristine DeBell) can't bring herself to sleep with her
boyfriend William (Ron Nelson) even though she's madly in love with him. So one
day, when musing about what's wrong with her, she sees the White Rabbit (Jerry
Spelman), who takes her to Wonderland.
There she soon takes a potion that makes her shrink out of all her clothes
& falls into a lake, to be rescued by some of the Wonderland creatures, who
then proceed to lick her dry ... which she refuses to only at first ...
Later, sitting on a talking stone, she is seduced to masturbation, which -
she has to learn afterwards - was spied on by the White Rabbit. The Rabbit
takes her to the Mad Hatter's (Alan Novak) teaparty, where she is persuaded to
give the Hatter a blowjob - quite successfully, too.
Encouraged by that, she arouses Humpty Dumpty (Bradford Armdexter), who has
fallen down a wall because he can't maintain an erection, & watches
Deedledum & Deedledee (Bree Anthony, Tony Tsengoles) going at it, as well
as a girl (Gila Havana) doing the Black Knight (Bruce Finklesteen).
Soon Alice is taken to the King's ball by the Hatter & the Rabit, &
in the King (John Lawrence), she finds a sensitive friend, & soon they are
engaged in heavy petting ... much to the dismay of the Queen of Hearts (Juliet
Graham), who upon finding the pair of them, wants Alice's head ... as in giving
head, not cutting the head off, of course.
Alice demands a trial, but the trial turns out to be only a mockery of
justice & soon culminates in an orgy.
... & in the end, Alice indeed has to give head to the queen ... but
when the Queen seems momentarily gone in exstasy, the Hatter & the Rabbit
help Alice escape, & making her getaway, Alice is thrown back into her
library, in the real world ... & when William shows up to apologize, she
rewards him with some heavy sex !
The hardcore porn, musical version of Lewis Carroll's book, that, against
all odds, manages to stay close enough to its source novel, & comes across
quite charming & - despite the hardcore sex - almost innocent. What sets
the movie apart from many other (especially latter-day) porn-fantasy movies is
the fact that it doesn't use its plot as a feeble framing device for a series
of hardcore sex scenes, but incorporates sexuality as such as a key-element into
its fantasy plot. Some charming if cheap costumes, song-&-dance
routines with a real (if rudementary) choreography, & a portion of irony further add to the quality
of the movie. And Krisitne DeBell is really cute, too.
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