DEAR PAM (1976)

 Exploitation director Roberta Findlay, of TENEMENT fame, brings us this porn flick that spoofs popular 70s advice columnist Ann Landers. Truly a product of it's time, besides the newspaper celebrity of the day, dubbed Pam Slanders here, it also features John Holmes as an out-of-character morality crusader(at least for the first bit of the movie until everyone starts screwing everyone). Also worth mentioning is Eric Edwards' character is a real sleazy 70s man who who takes advantage of a virgin looking for a job and his supposedly 14-year-old step daughter(don't worry the actress is clearly an adult in pigtails). The fact that he's presented as our most "sympathetic" character probably says a lot about the degenerates who were going to see these films back in the sordid 42nd Street days. Findlay herself shows up as a secretary in one of the few non-sex roles here. There's also a band called Slim Pickens who close everything out by jamming to a big orgy. I've seen worse examples of 70s sleaze.