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Since you asked for of it, here is a simulated excerpt in the style of a bawdy, Chaucerian parody:

It represents a style of "Euro-trash" or "Sex-comedy" cinema that has largely disappeared in the age of high-budget streaming.

: A story involving noble infidelity and a lady-in-waiting.

is vulgar, ridiculous, and strangely innocent. It is the Middle Ages filtered through a Foghat record and a bottle of baby oil. For those brave enough to click play, Chaucer never sounded so dirty—nor laughed so hard.

Noted for being a "big budget" 35mm production for its era, featuring unusually ornate costumes and detailed period sets. Key Cast & Crew

The Ribald Tales of Canterbury (1985) is an erotic comedy film loosely adapted from Geoffrey Chaucer’s classic 14th-century literary work. Directed by and written by its lead star Hyapatia Lee , it is noted for being one of the final "big-budget" adult feature films shot on 35mm film before the industry’s shift toward video. Plot Overview