"Taboo II" is a 1982 American pornographic film directed by Kirdy Stevens and starring Kay Parker and Dorothy LeMay.
The film is the sequel to "Taboo" (1980) and continues the story of the McBride family, exploring themes of incest and taboo relationships.
The film follows the McBride family, where mother and son, brother and sister, father and daughter engage in incestuous relationships. The story is a continuation of the first film, focusing on the McBride family and their perverse desires. The film features a variety of taboo pairings and is known for its campy and over-the-top portrayal of these relationships.
The film received mixed reviews, with some critics praising its campy and entertaining approach to the subject matter. The film's soundtrack, particularly the theme song "She's on Fire," was also praised for its catchy and memorable quality. However, some critics felt that the film lacked the nuance and complexity of the first installment, focusing more on the taboo aspects rather than exploring deeper themes.
The film features a cast of well-known adult performers, including Kay Parker, Dorothy LeMay, Kevin James, Honey Wilder, and Eric Edwards. The film has a content score of 94 on The Movie Database (TMDB) and is rated for sex, nudity, alcohol, drugs, and smoking.