Wow! Sixties acid sure was fast working - one second after a dose and you're cast into a world of synaesthesia and sexual inhibition. This is the fate of conservative Dean Walker (Roger Gentry) after he's spiked by a group of free loving students after refusing to give in to their campus demands. While all this is going on his sexy nymphomaniac wife Grace (Luanne Roberts) is sharing her favours with the students and anyone else who asks for that matter. Directed by Benjamin Onivas and written by L. K. Farbella, this is a silly, slow-moving but mildly diverting sexploitation effort. It features the most boring eight person "love in" you'll ever see and has a enjoyably ludicrous mid-section when a balding professor of "erotic studies" turns up and demonstrates his "pleasure through pain" theory on Grace by whipping her, which turns her and the professor's wife on to such a degree that they immediately get down to some lesbian sex. The final orgy sequence when the Dean is spiked with LSD is the only really entertaining part of the film as the Dean trips out to all kinds of bad psychedelic 60s effects including fish-eye lens sequences, a heap of gratuitous zooms, some cheap coloured filters and a strange swishing noise on the soundtrack. ( )