Devil in the Flesh (1986)

Not to be confused with the 1989 film of the same name, although it's based on the same book, or the unrelated 1998 Rose McGowan flick of the same name, the Italian film Devil in the Flesh (1986) is one part political drama and one part schoolboy-crush love story, liberally garnished with one notorious sex scene that got the film an X-rating upon its release. Giulia's (Maruschka Detmers) father is killed by terrorists, and she obsessively attends their trial. One of the gang repents and turns on his buddies, which leads to them heading off to jail. Thankful for his traitorous behavior, Maruschka decides she'll marry him. Meanwhile, a young kid who sees her out his school window gets the hots for her, chases her down and eventually beds the beauty. But when the terrorist's mom finds out about the tryst, and Giulia's mental health comes into question, things get all sorts of complicated. The novel it's based on took place during World War 1, and largely revolved around the controversy that arises when a wife was accused of banging a teen boy while her hubby was off fighting in the war. Replacing that setup with one about terrorism in Italy, the plot raises a lot of questions about the bourgeois middle class, but Maruschka's explicit blowjob raises a lot more . . . in your pants. This unsimulated but super stimulating beej caused all sorts of trouble for the movie, landing it an X rating. It's dimly lit, but Maruschka is seen in all her full-frontal, well-lit, great tit, glory in several other scenes, which is a treat. We'll get put on the no fly list if it means she unzips our fly like she did to the terrorist turncoat! She's all we get, but she's all we need. Viewers will turn into horny devils catching Maruschka in the flesh!