It looks like you’re referencing the film series from the early 1980s — a landmark set of adult films known for bringing a more narrative-driven, psychologically complex approach to the genre, particularly around family taboos.
The Taboo series wasn’t just popular; it was a phenomenon. It launched the career of Kay Parker, defined the "forbidden" sub-genre, and set a standard for sequels that few other franchises have matched. Taboo I-II-III-IV -1979-1985-
While Kay Parker returns as Barbara, the focus shifts to her daughter, (played by Dorothy LeMay). Sherry has discovered her mother’s secret and, rather than rejecting it, she is psychologically destroyed by it. In a twisted attempt to understand her mother’s happiness, Sherry begins her own "forbidden" journey—this time involving a father figure. It looks like you’re referencing the film series
The Taboo cycle (1979–1985) has been called “the Nekromantik of no-budget ethnography” and “a seven-year anxiety attack committed to magnetic tape.” In 2019, a partially restored print of Taboo II screened at a single midnight showing in Tokyo. Half the audience walked out. The other half sat in silence until the projector shut off. While Kay Parker returns as Barbara, the focus
