Yes, this is the least funniest of the 'Confessions' movies, that kicked off the series, though still a tasty naughty romp of nubile female bodies, (love the start) Timmy Lea, (Askwith) getting his hands full. The bumbling, clumsy clut, Askwith and his brother start an enterprising window cleaning business, where cause of his handsome Mick Jaggerish looks, our Timmy gets up to more play, and into all sorts of mischief. Near it's end, he really gets dirty, where only soaking up the suds in a hot soapy bath, can cleanse him. The bumbling sex appealing character of Lea, is another one for the books? I must say. It joins Oz's Alvin Purple, and Askwith fits the bill of the character perfectly, not an easy character to master. He develops a relationship with a copper (Hayden) who was to become Askwith's real life second wife, where brother and law, Sidney Nogget, the refined Booth, an old flame of the coppers, has seconds, a tasty revenge scene in the following. What I love about the film is Maynard, the grovelling crotchety Dad, who loves collecting antiqueish crapola, moose head and all. Still, for it's worth, in watching all those nubile hotties, this naughty comedy is still a great watch, a shot repeated later with Askwith on his bike, balancing a ladder, sold the film cheap fro a moment. Give Confessions a view. You could become an avid fan, highly addicted, or just turn off. This just happens to be the worst of the series. It may turn you off window cleaning, but I doubt it.
