I think (star) Ewa Aulin only did two films after Candy. When you do comedy, you've got to be fast. Unfortunately, the director's timing was of a European nature. John (G3)Ĭoburn said "That film could have been a lot more funny. Walter Matthau as Brigadier General Smight.
As the two proceed to have sex, Candy is shocked to discover the guru is actually her brain-damaged father, after his face is washed clean.Īs Candy wanders across a field-surrounded by flapping banners and hippies playing music-she revisits many of the characters she met throughout the film, before finally returning to outer space. She follows him into an underground Hindu temple, which then partially collapses due to a cataclysm. Shortly thereafter, Candy finds her new guru-a robed figure sporting a toucan on his shoulder, his face covered with white clay. Upon arrival in California, Candy is chased through the desert by the New York police officers, but she manages to outwit them. After several days on the road, Grindl informs Candy that a different guru will guide her through the rest of her journey. He talks Candy into sex by taking her through the "seven stages" of enlightenment. The next morning, Candy asks for a ride in the back of a semi-trailer truck, which turns out to be the sanctum of Grindl, a sham guru.
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However, they lose control of their squad car and crash into a club full of drag queens. After arresting Candy, the two policemen maliciously plan to frisk her. A gang of thieves walks in and proceeds to ransack the place, while the hunchback rapes Candy on top of a grand piano. In Central Park, she meets a hunchback who takes her into a deserted mansion later that night. As the room floods due to broken pipes, two policemen arrive and assault G3, whereupon a drenched Candy escapes. When he attempts to have Candy captured so that she is next, she flees the hospital.Īfter wandering aimlessly on the streets of New York, Candy ends up in a Sicilian bar, where she is beset by a group of mobsters, until an offbeat underground filmmaker, G3, shows up, taking her into the men's room and shooting her for a film. Krankeit has branded all the nurses with his initials, as he prepares to do so to Livia. While searching for her father, Candy wanders back into the operating room to find that Dr. Krankheit takes Candy to another room and tricks her into sex by pretending to examine her. Dunlap, berates her for her perceived lewd behavior, causing her to faint. When Uncle Jack attempts to seduce Candy during a post-operative cocktail party, the hospital's executive director, Dr. Krankheit meticulously performs surgery on Candy's father in front of an audience.
When General Smight realizes this, he jumps as well, only to slip out of his parachute harness.
Meanwhile, he accidentally pushes the button that signals his paratroopers to leap from the plane.
The Christians escape by boarding a military plane commanded by General Smight, who later orders Candy to undress while expressing a desire to impregnate her. During the scuffle, Candy's father is rendered unconscious due to a head injury. Scandalized upon walking in on the scene, Candy's uptight father (also her high school teacher) decides to send her away to live with his twin brother Jack and his wife Livia in New York City.Īt the airport, the family is accosted by Emmanuel's three vengeful sisters, who accuse Candy of corrupting their brother. In the basement, MacPhisto drunkenly recites poetry while humping a mannequin, inciting Emmanuel to sexually assault Candy. With the help of her Mexican gardener, Emmanuel, Candy takes MacPhisto inside in order to help him out of his liquor-soaked clothes. En route, MacPhisto forces himself on her, but is unable to proceed after becoming too inebriated. Following a poetry recital at Candy's school, eccentric Welsh poet MacPhisto offers her a ride home in his limousine. High school student Candy Christian wakes up from a daydream where she seemingly descends to Earth from space, in her father's social sciences class, causing much embarassement.
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