Kinkorama

About This Movie

Kinkorama oozes a bizarre charm, weaving together a threadbare plot of a frigid woman named Cindy and her rather peculiar therapy sessions. The film’s fantasy elements are drenched in Euro sleaze, highlighted by those over-the-top loops that are both hilarious and oddly captivating. The pacing feels a bit uneven, but perhaps that’s part of its charm—like a strange fever dream with a garish color palette. What stands out is the unapologetic absurdity of it all, especially with that German-accented voice-over that just adds another layer of weirdness to the viewing experience.

Kinkorama, though not the most renowned title, has its own niche following among collectors who appreciate its offbeat nature and the era's distinct approach to adult entertainment. It has had various releases over the years, but finding a clean copy can be a bit of a hunt due to its underground status. The film's odd blend of fantasy and explicit content definitely piques the interest of those who enjoy the more eccentric side of 70s cinema.