This blithely sleazy mondo documentary offers a revealing expose on a bunch of shocking deviants who all reside in that seething hotbed of sin and hedonism known as Los Angeles. An attractive young couple do just what you think in front of a crowd of leering voyeurs (the lady in the couple even gets intimate with her cousin!). A gang of scuzzy bikers engage in assorted decadent antics in a condemned rundown house (the freaks making out in a coffin is the definite highlight here). A brazen French artist makes fancy designs out of women's pubic hair. Folks get it on at a debauched Hollywood party. An exclusive club of wealthy depraved people enjoy a group shower. Meanwhile, a smug dork of a narrator conducts mock interviews with and asks annoying dopey questions to the subjects (two of said subjects sport hilariously fake foreign accents). Of course, we also get a pleasing surplus of tasty nudity and loads of seamy soft-core sex. The shaky hand-held cinematography, shot in rough and grainy black and white, further enhances the deliciously scroungy seediness. Longtime favorite 60's soft-core starlet Marsha Jordan pops up as a kinky swinger. Director/producer Jack Beap's documentary is obviously staged (we even get the inevitable badly dubbed-in groaning and moaning), but still quite enjoyable in its pandering sordidness just the same. A fun piece of lurid junk.
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