In Praise Of Older Women (1978)

Cougars. MILFs. Mamas with big milkers. You know them, you love them, but back in the seventies it was a bit rarer for a man to admit preferring the more mature mams. Thus, it was rather revolutionary to come out with a film like In Praise of Older Women (1978). Highly controversial at the time of its release, the film follows twelve-year-old Andras Vadya, a boy who makes ends meet by working as a pimp in Hungary during World War II. He manages to procure the best women for the American GI's but can't seem to care about the young ladies who often throw themselves at him. Instead, he's into the older Countess (Monique Lepage). When the war ends and Andras (Tom Berenger) gets older, he finds himself fully embracing the fact that he's sexually attracted to more mature women. The young man’s life changes when he meets Maya (Karen Black), a married woman in her thirties who tutors him on sex and love. Maya is just the first of many for the horny lad, though. Since she's got a husband, the MILFy divorcee (Marilyn Lightstone) decides she wants in on the young man action. Then when his revolutionary exploits cause him to flee to Canada when the USSR rolls into Hungary, he shacks up with the business lady Paula (Alexandra Stewart). If you're waiting for a big twist, there really isn't one. Andras just loves railing older women, and the whole movie is watching him do it. That's fine by us. Still in his twenties at the time of filming, Tom heats up the big screen with multiple scenes of sex and full-frontal fun. He's constantly showing his dong and derriere as he pleases some well-aged babe or changing clothes right after he's made them feel young again! What granny wouldn't want that fanny? Mr. Man could write thousands of words in praise of Tom’s penis!