KID SISTER is a fairly unremarkable early hardcore film from the days when color and sound were big selling points. There's nothing particularly eccentric or unusual in terms of story or execution that makes it stand out. Its chief point of interest today is the appearance of the beautiful and charismatic Fran Spector as the star. She raises the bar and makes what might have otherwise been boring into something entertaining. Fran is, however, not the title character when this is called KID SISTER (FRAN'S FRENZY is obviously another story). That's Kim Dupont as a neighbor who befriends Fran…
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