Kimberly Taylor
Actor
After becoming Penthouse Pet of the Month in December, 1988, Kimberly went on to a brief acting career, most notably appearing as a hooker in the outrageous horror comedy Frankenhooker (1990). In addition, she also appeared in three Chuck Vincent movies, two Ernest G. Sauer sex comedies and was regularly featured on The Howard Stern Show.
Movies6
Movie6.3ComedyHorrorA medical school dropout loses his fiancée in a tragic lawnmower incident and decides to bring her back to life. Unfortunately, he was only able to save her head, so he goes to the red light district in the city and lures prostitutes into a hotel room so he can collect body parts to reassemble her.
Frankenhooker
1990 · 403 votes
Movie3.2ComedyMarilyn Saunders finds herself in dire financial difficulties. To remedy the situation, she and her friends form a company providing "Party Girls" to those requiring the services of scantily-clad women. Marilyn's male partner is madly in love with her, but she only has eyes for a rich investor. The party girls work at playing matchmaker, while an apartment full of guys and a slumber party full of women watch the events unfold on video, just as we do, in an interesting bit of meta-fiction.
Party Girls
1990 · 5 votes
Movie2.6ComedyWhen two beauty schools go into competition, the girls resort to all manner of antics to win, with hilarious results.
Beauty School
1993 · 10 votes
Movie5.0Fantasies come to life as a screenplay writer pens them.
Marilyn Chambers' Bedtime Fantasies
1994 · 4 votes
Movie4.2ComedyFantasyChauvinistic businessman Leo Blockman picks up a woman who shoots him, causing him to fall into a river and inexplicably emerge as a woman. Renaming herself Cleo Clock, her female personality gradually begins to take over, and she's forced to navigate a sexist world while attempting to find a way to transform back into a man.
Cleo/Leo
1989 · 6 votes
Movie3.4ThrillerThis sequel to 1986's Bedroom Eyes is the mixture as before, with Wings Hauser replacing the first film's star Kenneth Gilman. Once again, stockbroker Hauser begins succumbing to his chronic voyeurism. And also once again, his obsession gets him mixed up in a murder.
Bedroom Eyes II
1989 · 13 votes