Good Luck, Miss Wyckoff (1979)

The racial drama Good Luck, Miss Wyckoff (1979) was directed by Noam's cousin Marvin J. Chomsky and was based off of a novel by William Inge, who also gave us Picnic and Splendor in the Grass, so you know he knows melodrama. This story takes place in in a small 1956 Kansas town named Freedom where a white single schoolteacher named Evelyn Wyckoff (Anne Heywood) is thirty-five years old but has never gotten herself off by bouncing on a dude's ballsack. A childless virgin, her doctor (Robert Vaughn) tells her that getting railed once in a while would get her mind right, so she considers becoming a mistress to a bus driver named Ed (Earl Holliman). Eventually she decides not to wreck any homes and starts getting flirty with a black janitor named Rafe (John Lafayette). Rafe is a bit abusive as he whips it out unprompted, demands sex every day, and is rather aggressive during the act. Eventually the pair get caught and all Hell breaks loose in smalltown Kansas. Anne Heywood plays Miss Wycock, but we aren't here for this emotionally explosive actress. With all due respect to Miss Wyckoff, what is really can't miss is when her black lover takes his clothes off. The tall, dark, and handsome John Lafayette plays Rafe Collins, the young black janitor who strips down fully naked from head to cock. Sir, we have a spill we're gonna need you to clean up! She's rather timid, so he presents his penis to her in the classroom and we get to see it in all its glory. These sexually graphic scenes are such a shock considering they came from 1979 but blow and behold there are tons of looks at his cock and balls in a bed of black pubes. He even bones her against the radiator, which sounds hot, but actually gets her burned. Oh, well Miss Wyckoff. At least you got lucky with a sexy dude!