I find it difficult to confirm, and especially to share, that "Pretty Peaches" was its creator, filmmaker Alex De Renzy's, favorite film. This is especially true considering that among his most notable works are important works such as "Femmes de Sade" (1976), "Babyface" (1977), and "Wild Things" (1985). Although the film features high doses of bud

Sensational staging and a blatantly feminist perspective on the sexual adventures of the most daring students at Townsend Girls' School, two of whose members plan to sneak out at night with their boyfriends, rejecting their younger friend, Buffy, because she's still "too virginal." Outraged, Buffy, with a barely legal physical appearance, decides t