Look, I'm not going to take a thing away from Robert Rodriguez or Quentin Tarantino when they take on the task of re-creating the classic B-movies of the Russ Meyer era -- but when you have $50 million bucks at your disposal to spend on state-of-the-art effects and every actor in town lining up to work with you, let's just say you're working with advantages that Russ Meyer would have sawed off his own leg to achieve.
Jonathan Yudis did it on a real Russ Meyer micro-budget, and pulls it off beautifully.
Pervert is an over-the-top spoof with deliberately hokey special effects, obviously fake violence, joyously cheesy sexploitation, and deadpan acting by a cast that's obviously enjoying what they're doing.
If you're a fan of the Russ Meyer classics, this is a must-see movie.
Jonathan Yudis did it on a real Russ Meyer micro-budget, and pulls it off beautifully.
Pervert is an over-the-top spoof with deliberately hokey special effects, obviously fake violence, joyously cheesy sexploitation, and deadpan acting by a cast that's obviously enjoying what they're doing.
If you're a fan of the Russ Meyer classics, this is a must-see movie.