Perverted From Birth

About This Movie

So, 'Perverted From Birth' kinda sits in this oddball corner of 70s crime cinema. The film dives into a heist gone awry with this ruthless gang, and honestly, the pacing feels a bit frenetic but it works—keeps you on your toes. The atmosphere is gritty, with a sense of desperation that seeps through every frame. I mean, just look at the shootout scenes; the practical effects are low-budget but gritty, adding to that raw feel. Performances seem pretty rough around the edges, which oddly gives it a charm. The whole thing is a snapshot of its time, with a tone that’s almost nihilistic, which is a fascinating contrast to more polished heist flicks of the era.

This film is a rare find, having only seen limited home video releases, making it quite collectible. Most prints are hard to come by, which has led to a niche following among collectors who appreciate its offbeat charm. The scarcity of decent quality versions adds to its allure, drawing in those interested in the more obscure corners of 70s genre cinema.