Buster and Billie (1974)

The small-town, 1940s South as presented in the vengeance melodrama Buster and Billie (1974) was an insular environment of suspicion, hypocrisy, and sexual brutality. Every two-bit burgh had its local mattress-back blonde who, if she knew what was good for her, she stayed splayed on her own side of the tracks. Set in a small Georgia town, local big deal Buster (Jan-Michael Vincent) is all set to marry the virginal Margie (Pamela Sue Martin). But since she won't give it up, him and his buds all head to the poor side of town where the ultra-easy Billie (Joan Goodfellow) is always willing to please. But Buster's increasingly frequent trips to bust a nut in the town skank go awry, and soon enough he's full on in love with her. Ditching Margie and bringing the town bicycle around to all the nicest places in town sure pisses off the locals though, especially when dating Buster means she's no longer willing to accommodate their sexual needs. Is Buster going to be able to make an honest woman out of Billie or is she going to drag the once promising high school senior down? If you're going to slum it, you'd better be sure the bum is worth it, and in this one it most definitely is! Joan Goodfellow will please any fellow real good with her amazing body, which she puts on display a couple of times. First, the thick blonde shows T&A while skinnydipping with Buster, giving a sexy little shake before she hops in the water. Then, Joan gives us another look at her large chest after she's assaulted by some Billie hating hillbillies. You'll bust so much it's silly watching Buster and Billie!