Private Lesson

A wealthy and naive 15-year-old inherits his father's mansion while his parents are away. He soon finds himself under the seductive influence of the new housekeeper, Nicole, who, along with the shady chauffeur Lester, plots to take advantage of his inheritance.

Private Lessons was largely panned by critics for its weak plot and perceived exploitation, although it achieved some box office success. Audience reception was mixed, with some finding it a harmless, if predictable, teen comedy and others criticizing its overt sexual themes.

• Critics largely found the film to be a flimsy and predictable teen sex comedy.

• Some noted the film's attempts at humor fell flat.

• The performances were generally considered weak, with the exception of a few supporting actors.

Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce for this film, but those available often point to it being a product of its time, with some finding it mildly entertaining as a nostalgic or 'so bad it's good' type of comedy, while others criticize its outdated and somewhat uncomfortable premise.

Despite critical disapproval, 'Private Lessons' was a commercial success, earning over $10 million at the box office against a modest budget.