"Sechs Schwedinnen von der Tankstelle" (1980), translated as "Six Swedish Girls at the Gas Station," is a German sex comedy that delivers a mix of risqué humor and playful antics but falls short in terms of plot and substance.

One of the film's strengths lies in its unabashed embrace of its genre. It doesn't take itself too seriously and is unapologetically designed to entertain with its cheeky humor and playful nudity. The actresses, including Brigitte Lahaie and Jane Iwanoff, bring a sense of fun and energy to their roles, clearly enjoying the playful nature of the film.

However, the film's plot is virtually nonexistent, serving merely as a loose framework to string together various comedic and erotic set pieces. This lack of narrative depth means that it quickly becomes repetitive, with similar jokes and situations occurring throughout. The humor, while occasionally amusing, often relies on clichéd and predictable gags that fail to leave a lasting impression.

Visually, the film is bright and colorful, with a lighthearted aesthetic that matches its tone. The cinematography and production values are adequate, but nothing particularly stands out in terms of technical achievement. The music is upbeat and matches the film's playful spirit, although it does little to enhance the overall experience.

In terms of performances, the cast delivers what is expected in a film of this nature. They are lively and enthusiastic, embracing the film's over-the-top scenarios with gusto. However, the acting is often exaggerated and lacks subtlety, which, while in line with the genre, may not appeal to all viewers.

In summary, "Sechs Schwedinnen von der Tankstelle" is a film that delivers exactly what it promises: lighthearted, risqué entertainment without much depth or complexity. It's a product of its time and genre, providing some laughs and titillation but ultimately lacking in substance. It's a passable choice for those seeking a carefree and cheeky comedy, but don't expect anything more than surface-level fun.

Flimsy plot about six beautiful "Swedish" women who run a "full service" gas station, and the mayor who wants to shut them down. The girls drain their customer's wallets, as the unattended gas overflows while they're off, uh, peoccupied. This plot is strictly designed to get all the ladies involved naked. Not just the six girls working the station, but the mayor's wife is sleeping with his entire cabinet, causing delays in four straight meetings.

This movie is one step removed from actual porn; the sex is simulated (masturbation is not). There are exactly zero topless scenes. When a girl gets naked, she gets naked!! Bonus points for this detail. Several running themes/music cues/touches are carried over from Edwin C. Dietrich's predecessor, Swedish Boarding School Girls. New to this one, I really enjoyed their TV's supernatural powers. Put to good use. If you want to shut off your brain, and watch seemingly endless beautiful naked ladies parade around for 85 minutes, then this is the movie for you. No pretensions, Swedish Gas Pump Girls never pretends to be something it's not.