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Sultry Sally's pirate radio heats up the airwaves and outsmarts the cops in this X-rated '70s romp.

THE DIRTY MIND OF YOUNG SALLY

She's radio's answer to Fanny Hill - turn her on and she'll turn you on! Her throat will really get you up... in the morning!

1973 · 1h 35m · X · Comedy · IMDB TMDB

The voluptuous, sultry, foxy owner of a pirate radio station manages to always stay one step ahead of the police who constantly try to put her hot roadshow out of business for good.

Quick Answer

What is The Dirty Mind of Young Sally about?

The Dirty Mind of Young Sally is a 1973 American comedy directed by Bethel Buckalew about a voluptuous pirate radio DJ whose provocative broadcasts ignite the local population while she stays one step ahead of pursuing police.

Programmer's Pick

Pirate radio never sounded so salacious—Sally turns her van into a rolling den of audio pleasure, leaving the cops panting in her wake. If you want a time capsule of '70s sexual exuberance with more panties than plot, this is your frequency.

— SassyFlix Programmer

Overview

Sally operates a mobile pirate radio station out of her van, using her sultry voice and suggestive banter to entice and excite her mostly teenage listeners. Her broadcasts—peppered with encouragement to use her music as a soundtrack for romance—quickly gain notoriety, spreading sexual liberation across town. Sally's popularity skyrockets as she fields calls and even offers herself as a contest prize, much to the delight of her audience. Meanwhile, her risqué show catches the unwanted attention of the authorities, who dispatch officers to track her down and put an end to her mobile, erotic roadshow. This X-rated comedy revels in its playful exploration of sexual freedom, rebellious spirit, and cat-and-mouse antics.

Details & Specs

Director
Bethel Buckalew
Writer
Bethel Buckalew
Release
1973
Runtime
1h 35m
Country
United States of America
Language
English
Genres
Comedy

Cast & Crew

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Director: Bethel Buckalew Writer: Bethel Buckalew

Why Cult

Pirate Radio Hijinks

Follow Sally as she evades the police and broadcasts from her van, making her a mobile menace to prudish authorities.

X-Rated Sex Comedy

This film fully embraces its X certification, delivering explicit sexual content and nudity throughout its comedic narrative.

Sultry DJ Protagonist

Colleen Brennan (as Sharon Kelly) stars as Sally, whose seductive on-air presence is the heart—and heat—of the story.

Rebellious 1970s Attitude

Sally's quest to broadcast freely and encourage sexual liberation captures the era’s defiant, taboo-busting energy.

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Questions from the Vault

When was The Dirty Mind of Young Sally released? +

The Dirty Mind of Young Sally was released in 1973.

Who directed The Dirty Mind of Young Sally? +

The film was directed by Bethel Buckalew.

How long is The Dirty Mind of Young Sally? +

The Dirty Mind of Young Sally has a runtime of 95 minutes.

What genre is The Dirty Mind of Young Sally? +

The film is a comedy.

Where can I watch The Dirty Mind of Young Sally? +

The Dirty Mind of Young Sally is available to stream on SassyFlix.

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