The ability to watch beautiful ladies get naked in the comfort of your own home has got easier over the years. Same with the level of quality offered. Back with VHS, early days of DVD the same couldn't be said. Big companies like Playboy & Penthouse were putting out generally high quality production values, but the softcore content was tame up until the mid 90's. Then there were smaller companies trying to get a piece of the pie & make a buck in the market with lower quality videos. Case in point? Titles like 'Malibu Hardbodies' from a company called Player.
Tame content where models dance around or lightly work out in slow segments where it's not uncommon for it to take awhile for the clothes to come off. Heck in some of the segments here their bottoms never come off and it begins & ends at topless. Many well known models like Julie Strain (cover) did work for these outfits which got you in the door. Then almost a guarantee, they'd be smart enough to spring for a great box cover that didn't represent the final product.
Combine unsatisfying visuals with poor production values where the quality of camera work varied and you have a recipe for wasting your time and money. As I said things weren't on the viewers side back then. Imagine picking up a title that you didn't find particularly hot that featured cheesy background music and usage of horrible video effects. Congrats welcome to 1992 and Player's 'Malibu Hardbodies'.
Tame content where models dance around or lightly work out in slow segments where it's not uncommon for it to take awhile for the clothes to come off. Heck in some of the segments here their bottoms never come off and it begins & ends at topless. Many well known models like Julie Strain (cover) did work for these outfits which got you in the door. Then almost a guarantee, they'd be smart enough to spring for a great box cover that didn't represent the final product.
Combine unsatisfying visuals with poor production values where the quality of camera work varied and you have a recipe for wasting your time and money. As I said things weren't on the viewers side back then. Imagine picking up a title that you didn't find particularly hot that featured cheesy background music and usage of horrible video effects. Congrats welcome to 1992 and Player's 'Malibu Hardbodies'.
