

It's The Sting, but everyone's horny and the grifts require nudity. 1975 was WILD.
Set in the early 1930's, 'The Big Con' (aka 'The Bite') is a colorful parody of 'The Sting' combining sex, comedy and monkey business. Three cons (Sweet Kate, The Toledo Kid and Johnny Memphis) get together during a sexual frolic and plan a terrific scam aimed at local banker Francis B. Dobbs. Dobbs is to be seduced into buying a 'house of ill repute.' For this purpose, the trio recruits beautiful women and other convincing characters who pose as call girls, governors, senators and successful businessmen performing sexual acrobatics to persuade Dobbs to make the purchase.
Costume
Depression-era lingerie that defies historical accuracy gloriously
Writing
Puns so bad they achieve accidental avant-garde status
Director
Jerry Denby
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
This emerged during the brief 'porno chic' era when adult films played mainstream theaters and critics reviewed them seriously. The Sting's 1973 success spawned dozens of sexed-up imitations.
Director Jerry Denby allegedly shot this in 48 hours using sets from a failed Broadway revival. Jennifer Jordan was a soap opera actress slumming for quick cash.