It’s clear that when One 7 Movies boasts that “Naughty Teen” is a rare sex comedy that many haven’t seen, they mean business. The cover for the film makes “Naughty Teen” look much more gritty than it actually is, and the women on the cover definitely isn’t star Ursula Heinle. Beyond that, the film is generally flawed with some skips in the footage, and both corners of the picture blurred, obviously to distort a television logo or crawler of some kind. Thankfully it’s not a distracting aspect of the picture, and is mostly insignificant if you focus on the film.
“Naughty Teen” is a pretty entertaining and somewhat interesting erotic dramedy about a lonely hotel owner who is still mourning his wife. Though his maid and his friend insist to his long lost niece Daniela that she was unfaithful and promiscuous, Franco prefers to believe she was a wonderful wife, and preserves her dresser. After refusing the flirtations of a barely legal mistress at a hotel, he meets up with his long lost niece and is shocked to discover she’s the spitting image of his dead wife. Stunned, Franco immediately warms up to her, and oddly enough niece Daniela picks up on his lust and a game of enticement and seduction ensues between the duo.
Daniela isn’t so much a girl who wants to sleep with her uncle and set forth an incestuous relationship so much as she sets out to become a sexual savior who wants to put everyone in to the mind set that sex is incredible. When we first see the dark raven haired busty Daniela, she’s on a bus being fondled by a stranger on her backside, and when she arrives to meet her uncle, she makes a point of kissing him on the lips when he marvels at how she resembles his dead wife. Along the way Daniela meets about everyone in this little village and sparks a lot of sexual encounters among them that she manipulates very subtly while enjoying enticing her uncle, who is so obsessed with her, he watches her shower.
Daniela plays everyone like a fiddle allowing them to become sexual playmates, and along the way finds her own relationship within the humping and blatant T&A. Ursula Heinle is a devilishly sexy and alluring young woman who keeps the film afloat with her slick smile and curvaceous physique, while “Naughty Teen” stands as the woman’s only appearance on film. And what a way to go.Ursula Heinle is wonderful as the barely legal Daniela, the sly temptress who turns everyone around her in to sexually vital beings, and along the way finds her own play thing to take home with her. It’s a doozy of a lost bit of Erotic cinema.