Naked Producers: Blue Frost, Kansas

About This Movie

So, Naked is this quirky little flick set in Blue Frost, Kansas, where a group of locals decides to don Togas for a traveling Shakespearean road show. It’s got this wonderfully campy feel, mixing classic Shakespearean themes with small-town charm. The pacing is a bit uneven, which actually adds to its charm; you get these moments of hilarity that pop up unexpectedly. The performances are a mixed bag, but you can tell the cast is having a blast, which gives it that infectious energy. It’s the kind of film that revels in its absurdity and offers a fresh take on the whole theater trope, making it stand out in a way that’s both nostalgic and oddly endearing.

Naked has had a limited release, which makes it a bit of a gem for collectors. The DVD is somewhat scarce, and finding an original copy can be a challenge. Interest is growing among those who appreciate indie cinema and campy comedies, so it might be worth keeping an eye on. The film's quirks and its take on theater make it a curious piece of film history.