Alex Carson
Martin Yost
Alex Carson

“Don't Miss the Stripped Down Fun and Hot Wired Action”
An ordinary sex-starved teenager and his friends start secretly video recording high school girls and their activity irks the community, as well as their principal.
Getting It On! (1983) Trailer
Alex Carson
Martin Yost
Alex Carson
Sally Clark
Heather Kennedy
Sally Clark
Nicholas Byers
Jeff Edmond
Nicholas Byers
Marilyn White
Kathy Brickmeier
Marilyn White
Richard Byers
Mark Alan Ferri
Richard Byers
Mr. White
C.K. Bibby
Mr. White
Mr. Carson
Terry Loughlin
Mr. Carson
Mrs. Carson
Caroline McDonald
Mrs. Carson
Mrs. White
Sue Satoris
Mrs. White
Prostitute
Kim Saunders
Prostitute
Chuck Sugar
Dan Thompson
Chuck Sugar
Hostess
Peggy Van Dyke
Hostess
**_Not as distasteful as “Porky’s” but not as good as “Fast Times at Ridgemont High”_** A 14 years-old teen in Hickory, North Carolina, gets ahold of some video recording equipment and wastes no time taping his attractive neighbor and other females. "Getting It On" (1983) was shot in twenty-four days in October, 1982, under the more accurate name “American Voyeur” for $220,000, which would be about $693,000 today (factoring inflation). It’s a teen sex dramedy that’s not as raunchy as "Porky's” from two years prior, but it’s not as palatable as “Valley Girl.” It lands somewhere in between. It has some appeal as a coming-of-age in the 80s flick and there are a few attractive females (with three briefly shown top nude, just a heads up). Plus, it seems to have a good heart underneath the sometimes awkward sex-oriented material, but it doesn’t hold a candle to the great "Fast Times at Ridgemont High.” Still, it's preferable to the offensive "American Pie" flicks. And there are inspired bits, like when the protagonist, his best friend, and the latter's older brother sneak into a local community costume party for adults dressed as Ku Klux Klansmen and no one bats an eye! It runs 1 hour, 35 minutes, and was shot in Hickory, which is an hour’s drive northwest of Charlotte on the western side of the state. GRADE: C
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