Taboo IV - The Younger Generation

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Interview (26:43, SD) with Ginger Lynn is a little strange, as the actress seems completely horrified by the content of "Taboo IV," but remains supportive of its popularity. Lynn recalls her homework for the role, raiding her father's adult film collection to learn more about "Taboo" and star Kay Parker. Lynn also goes into depth on each co-star, sharing her disappointment with John Leslie's sexual needs and her ongoing appreciation for Jamie Gillis and his unique bedroom appetites. Lynn closes with her memories of shooing on film vs. video, crediting her astronomical popularity in the 1980s with the ubiquity of her movies on video store shelves. Interview (16:43, HD) with star Karen Summer is a bubbly chat with the actress, who shares her early history as a P.A. on "The Dukes of Hazzard" before finding her way into adult films, recruited along with a friend by agent Jim South. Summer points out co-star quirks and her close relationship with Ginger Lynn, with the two bonding as siblings while playing siblings. Summer seems utterly delighted with her career in adult cinema, but has difficulty watching herself on screen, recalling her utter horror with large movie theater dimensions during the "Taboo IV" premiere. Dr. Jeremy (Jamie Gillis) is a popular sex therapist specializing in incest. He hosts a support group in his home, welcoming Joyce (Honey Wilder), who's in a relationship with son Junior (Kevin James), but he's also dealing with his own issues of dysfunction, watching wife Alice (Cyndee Summers) commence an affair with his brother, Billy (John Leslie). There are also difficulties with his daughters, finding Naomi (Karen Summer) attracted to Billy, while Robin (Ginger Lynn) is protective of her dad, welcoming his growing fascination with her sexuality. As family ties fray, bedroom hopping begins, testing these bonds to the fullest.