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By the mid-80s, the "period piece" adult film had become a popular sub-genre. Directors found that the costumes and settings of the Middle Ages provided a perfect backdrop for "lusty" tales that felt more adventurous and theatrical than contemporary urban settings. Production Value and 80s Aesthetic
Unlike live-action pornography of the era, the film relied on cartoon absurdity to bypass obscenity laws. By being “just a cartoon,” it could depict acts that live actors couldn’t—or wouldn’t—perform. The animators used a limited cel technique, reusing backgrounds and character walks extensively, but compensated with manic energy and a punk-rock sense of humor. The Ribald Tales Of Canterbury -1985- -Classic-