Obscene House

Obscene House

Something Weird Video

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Obscene House is a classic example of 1969 erotica. It is essentially the story of a cat-house or brothel in action with a jazzy sixties music score and a very bizarre commentary which is laden with double-entendre. Fat Mama is the 400 pound madam who has a pixie hairdo and a colourful, if not gaudy dress which is way too short. Thank god she doesn’t bend over. Her cat-house has four lovely girls and is suitably named The Obscene House.

The constant commentary is strange attempt at humour, presented in a semi-business like tone it explains the basis of the business and how these girls are the future leaders of the industry. Before the customers arrive the girls must make themselves presentable as well as helping each other loosen up. The girl-on-girl action is some of the least credible I have ever seen ! It is truly hysterical. In one scene the girl cannot even bring herself to lick the other girl and runs her tongue a good inch in the air above her body, somehow this is enough to throw her partner into fits of orgasmic frenzy.

We then learn the procedures for when a gentleman arrives.

Step 1: The john sits on the living room couch and has a drink with Big Mama who very expertly checks how much scotch she gives him.

Step 2: Roll call of the available girls who line up for inspection as the wide-eyed john makes his selection.

Step 3: Payment in cash which Fat Mama quickly stuffs into her very large bra.

Step 4: Rumpy pumpy with Big Mama regularly getting her jollies by checking in on her girls. Of course this is never shown on screen, there is a bubble bath, finger sucking, one lucky gents gets her belly licked, while we see the legs of one of the girls intertwined with a customer. That’s about it.

This is a quaint and funny film from the Sixties which shows how much adult films have come over the last forty years. It is a curious oddity from a time long past and fun to watch.

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