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Private Parts (1972)

Warner / Year: 1972

DVD Widescreen

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Review

A director's feature film debut won't come much more bizarre than this demented tale about the deviant denizens of a sleazy hotel. Turgid with sexual depravity, morbid obsessiveness and a general tone of anti-social behavior, the story centers on a runaway girl who discovers that auntie's San Francisco hotel offers a bit more then bed and breakfast. A delightful black comedy and cult favorite that takes perverse pleasure in wallowing in kinky sex, voyeurism and transvestism.

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DVD Widescreen: $17.99

Availability: Usually ships in
5-10 days
Close Caption: Yes
Region Code: 1
UPC: 012569675940
Catalog #: DL1151312

Studio : Warner

Languages: English Dolby Digital Mono (Primary) , English Subtitles , French Subtitles , Spanish Subtitles
Aspect Ratio: 1.85
Extras: Trailers

Keywords

Comedy, Drag / Transgender, Late Night / Cult

Genres

Comedy, Cult/Midnight Movie, Gay/Lesbian, Skin & Cult

Customer Reviews

NOT THE HOWARD STERN ONE!!!!!!!!!

NATALIA CARLISLE wrote on 10/20/2001:

Imagine Nancy Drew as an incorrigible tart loose on L.A.'s Skid Row and you'll have the logline for the deliciously depraved debut feature from the late Paul Bartel (EATING RAOUL). When teenage runaway Cheryl (Ayn Ruymen) peeps at her skanky roommate and Skank's boyfriend boffing one time too many, Cheryl gets tossed out on her butt and winds up at the King Edward Hotel, a creepy downtown mausoleum managed by Cheryl's Aunt Martha (Lucille Benson from BOSOM BUDDIES!) and home to a leatherfag minister, a sexually creative glamour photographer, and other oddballs, not to mention a bizarre secret someone or someTHING is willing to kill to protect. Good boy Stanley Livingston (Chip on MY THREE SONS!) has a crush on Cheryl, but she's more interested in playing voyeuristic games with the photographer, who also happens to be more than a casual user of blow-up dolls. Shelved by an appalled MGM in 1972, this wickedly funny chiller is a video cult sensation waiting to happen.