42nd Street Pete's Kink-O-Rama Collection (1976)

After Hours Cinema

All Region DVD

Web: http://www.alternativecinema.com

Leave it to 42nd Street Pete, only he seems able to find the rarest and most obscure adult films, clips and loops from the distant past and make them available for our viewing pleasure. From the most perverse to the most sublime, from porn stars to lesser knowns who simply strutted their stuff for a second then vanished into obscurity, they are all revealed in naked glory.

"They were young and beautiful - with a yen for the unusual."

"Kink-O-Rama" is a feature from director Lasse Braun, who basically just edited together some existing 8mm loops, dubbed in dialogue, and shot minimal new footage to create what could be very loosely defined as a storyline. The plot concerns a frigid young woman (Cindy Reems) who seeks advice from a psychiatrist (Gloria Leonard), as she reflects on her problems, flashbacks vividly replay her experiences and those of others.

As if this isn’t enough, Pete then rounds up fifteen of the most debauched loops you will ever see. Each loop is lovingly described in a comprehensive full colour insert booklet. They begin with Satan’s Girl and Sweet Dreams and continue on through every type of domination, bondage and well, you’ll find out when you get the DVD ! These are certainly unusual and hard to find loops and it is great to have them all in our collection. All in all there is 3 ¼ hours of filth in this collection !!

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