Running gag is Costello wondering if he will have to do kinky stuff, rattling off the sort of fetish junk that he in fact helped to make famous (see: WATERPOWER for example). Other cast members include Eric Edwards, horsing around rather than delivering the kind of memorable performances he was capable of for directors like Roberta Findlay or Joe Sarno. She doesn't look too appealing here, and slurps up cock in a most unvirginal fashion. In some of her roles like LADY ON TOP she looks the spitting image of Shelley Duvall, she of Robert Altman and 'Faerie Tale Theatre' fame. I like the actress who played Debbie, Sandy King, or as she's known here -Judy Craven. He brings along a girl, has his cock wrapped up in a bow, and there you have it -an entire hour of porn. No surprise that the great Shaun is indeed the stud in question, and he phones in the non- cock aspects of his role from a phone booth. Debbie's going to have a surprise birthday party and several phone calls (yes, the plot is entirely phoned in, as are the performances) state and reiterate the film's premise for the hard of hearing - a stud has been hired to deflower Debbie as her present. Perhaps the stolen Stevie Wonder soundtrack songs are the only positive element (unless you happen to be Stevie Wonder, but of course he doesn't have to watch this thing) of the movie. That's true, but there's not much on screen to watch anyway this time out.

Perhaps the only name filmmaker to regularly contribute info to IMDb, Shaun Costello admitted that SWEET SEXTEEN disappointed its backers (Mafioso to hear him tell it, statute of limitations permitting) because the actresses were too old.

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