Up the Chastity Belt

In medieval England, Lady Beatrice is forced by her father to wear a chastity belt until she can marry a suitable husband. However, the belt proves to be an inconvenience and a source of comedic mishaps as various suitors and circumstances attempt to overcome its purpose. The film follows Beatrice's attempts to navigate the absurdities of her situation and find true love, or at least some relief.

The film was met with generally poor reviews from critics, often cited for its weak script and crude humor. While it may have found a minor audience due to its star power and suggestive title, it is not considered a critically acclaimed film and is often remembered as a low-brow comedy.

• The humor is often considered juvenile and predictable.

• The plot relies heavily on slapstick and innuendo.

• The film is often described as a forgettable sex comedy of its era.

Google audience: Audience reception data for this film is scarce. However, based on its critical reception and genre, it's likely that general audiences found its humor to be crude and its plot simplistic, appealing only to a niche audience looking for lowbrow comedy.

Despite its suggestive title and premise, the film was a box office disappointment and is often overlooked in discussions of British sex comedies from the 1970s.