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Do Me Dirty is one of those hidden gems from the mid-90s that gives off a real party vibe, but with a twist. Joe Romero and Mike Lamas are about to throw this wild bash, and before the crowd shows up, they get tangled in all sorts of antics. The pacing leans into a laid-back atmosphere, which feels almost like a documentary of a party gone off the rails. What stands out here, aside from some cheeky humor, is how it captures that carefree spirit of the time, all while exploring themes of connection and spontaneity. The performances are pretty genuine, giving it that raw edge that feels kind of refreshing in its simplicity.
Do Me Dirty has seen limited releases over the years, with some VHS copies floating around, but it hasn’t been widely distributed on modern formats. This scarcity can make it an intriguing piece for collectors who appreciate lesser-known titles from the era. Its blend of humor and adult themes, along with that distinct 90s vibe, keeps it on the radar for enthusiasts looking to explore the fringes of party cinema.
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