Pretty Maids All in a Row is an MGM American comedy film released in 1971, directed and produced by Roger Vadim with screenplay written by Gene Roddenberry based on the novel by Francis Pollin. It is most famous for its sexual content, its 60's "free love message," and The Pretty Maids, the female, sexually provocative high school students who populate this slightly-above-Grade-B sex romp.

In a California high school, a married teacher is the athletic coach and faculty advisor. He starts to have sex flings with his female students and eventually has to kill several of the girls to keep them quiet. Based on a novel by Francis Pollini. Written by G.W.G.