Classic drive-in sexploitation flick set in the summer of love. Mixes the free-love ideology with the old and tired midlife crisis themes. Pretty much trash with many bare breasts, the film displays a pretty good if not cartoonish example of the 60s generational culture clash. District Attorney George frustrated by his hum-drum marriage is seduced by his young, blonde, nymphette babysitter Candy Wilson played perkily by Patricia Wymer. Candy is the perfect Lolita and loose friends of hers use the affair to try and blackmail George into not prosecuting and freeing a member of a motorcycle gang. Candy takes offense to being used and ultimately fixes the situation in a somewhat Scooby-doo ending. The final line from George's law partner sums it up:
"George... really now, how was it?"George: "Wild!"
"George... really now, how was it?"George: "Wild!"