R. Charleton Wilson

Dandy (Cynthia Denny) is a free loving 18 year old girl who has no place to go. Unhappy with her parents and bored with her life, she decides to run off to the big city to try to make it in California. That leads to a series of unfaithful and abusive lovers, posing nude in skin rags, prostitution and more!

Turn Me On! (1968) follows a group of young hedonists exploring the swinging lifestyle and sexual liberation of late-1960s Los Angeles. The narrative centers on their uninhibited private parties, partner-swapping, and philosophical debates rejecting traditional relationship structures. Blending fiction with a voyeuristic, documentary-style approach typical of the era's exploitation cinema, the movie highlights the clash between the youth's desire for absolute freedom and the fading moral boundaries of a changing society.

Dandy (Cynthia Denny) is a free loving 18 year old girl who has no place to go. Unhappy with her parents and bored with her life, she decides to run off to the big city to try to make it in California. That leads to a series of unfaithful and abusive lovers, posing nude in skin rags, prostitution and more!

Turn Me On! (1968) follows a group of young hedonists exploring the swinging lifestyle and sexual liberation of late-1960s Los Angeles. The narrative centers on their uninhibited private parties, partner-swapping, and philosophical debates rejecting traditional relationship structures. Blending fiction with a voyeuristic, documentary-style approach typical of the era's exploitation cinema, the movie highlights the clash between the youth's desire for absolute freedom and the fading moral boundaries of a changing society.