Abigail Leslie Is Back In Town

Abigail Leslie Is Back In Town is a 1974 American sexploitation film written and directed by Joseph W. Sarno and starring Mary Mendum and Jennifer Jordan.
The film was theatrically released in September 1975. It was broadcast on US TV in 1983.

Plot

A seductive woman who left her small fishing town long ago after being caught with another woman's husband, returns to shake up the place by seducing everyone, including the woman and her girlfriends.

Cast

Mary Mendum as Priscilla
Jennifer Jordan as Abigail
Eric Edwards as Chester
Jamie Gillis as Gordon
Kathie Fitch as Alice Anne
Jennifer Welles as Drucilla
Julia Sorel as Lila
Susan Sloan as Tracey
Alex Mann as Tyler
Sonny Landham as Bo

Reception

The Monthly Film Bulletin wrote: "Full marks to Joe Sarno for at least trying. Where most sexploiter direction is as limp as the organs displayed, Sarno extracts genuine performances from his cast, manages to make one listen to the dialogue with rather more than passing interest, and stages his scenes with very creditable dramatic flair. ... Given the need to provide a full quota of sex, the plot gets sillier and sillier as it grows increasingly schematic; and despite the pleasing ambivalence carefully built up around the character of Misty ... the film ultimately treats her as little more than the routine sexual catalyst shaking up provincial repressions."