Come Play with Me is a 1977 British sexploitation film directed by George Harrison Marks. The film revolves around two young women, Debbie and Jenny, who live with their beautiful, wealthy widowed aunt Lucy (Mary Millington) in a secluded estate in the English countryside. The women have a reputation for their sexual escapades, attracting many men to their home, much to the chagrin of the conservative locals.
The film opens with Debbie (Suzy Mandel) and Jenny (Alfie Bass) being introduced to their aunt Lucy, who invites them to stay on her estate. Soon after, the girls begin to seduce many men, including a local barman, a milkman, and even a vicar. Aunt Lucy is no exception, and she joins in the fun, often arranging sexual encounters for the girls and herself.
As the sexual encounters become more frequent, tensions rise within the household, and the women's reputation becomes a source of controversy in the town. Local residents begin to complain about the noise and debauchery, and the sisters find themselves at the center of a morality scandal.
Come Play with Me is a classic British sexploitation film that features nudity, comical situations, and plenty of sexual encounters. The film is notable for its use of sets and costumes that were created by the UK soft porn magazine Men Only. The film was a commercial success, becoming one of the highest-grossing films in British cinema history at the time of its release.
