"Mix" Retro, Classic, All Sex Electro Sex 1975 Something Weird Video
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This release, with Mix on screen, leans into gonzo-style or straightforward hardcore scenes with little plot and softer, more visual-focused or glamour-style erotic content in a steady, cohesive style.
A runtime of about 1 hour and 1 minutes gives the production a more substantial, feature-like feel.
The original synopsis highlights a mix of interaction and steadily building momentum. A brief outline from the source:
Paul, a grinning idiot suffering from male pattern baldness, happily tells his mangy friend Jim that he has created the perfect woman. "Alpha, Gamma and Delta" are three naked, stoned-looking -"robots" programmed for pleasure. The attractive trio are sexual Power Rangers who have "ON/OFF" buttons behind their ears - how he managed to create robots with tan lines is never explained ... "Imagine, all the sex with the wildest cunts in the world! It’s fantastic!" gushes Jim. "Make love!" commands Paul and the She-bots put on a sexhibition exploring each others' nooks and crannies. After that the happy humpers spend the entire film’s running time test-driving the gals. They could suck a monkey through a garden hose: "They almost pulled by balls off!" marvels heir creator. Jim somersaults into bed with the statuesque Delta (CHERI ROSTAND). "I was created for your pleasure. Come, let me take your cock in my mouth," she deadpans. While Delta is giving Jim’s johnson a shoe shine, Paul gives the other two an oil change. Later they compare notes. "They can’t get pregnant! This may just wipe out real women altogether!" Other carnal exploits include the sexpots being chained up and flogged. "Just beat ’em. They like it!" After a marathon orgy, the guys are sucked dry. "Stop!" commands Paul. But the slaves revolt. Their "OFF" button won’t work! "We will fuck you always," the girls chant. Bloodcurdling screams ring out... There’s a moral in here somewhere. But damned if I know what it is...
Viewers who follow Mix will likely enjoy their appearance in this particular setup. Viewers who enjoy titles with this kind of focus may appreciate how clearly the themes are defined and how steady the pacing remains.
A runtime of about 1 hour and 1 minutes gives the production a more substantial, feature-like feel.
The original synopsis highlights a mix of interaction and steadily building momentum. A brief outline from the source:
Paul, a grinning idiot suffering from male pattern baldness, happily tells his mangy friend Jim that he has created the perfect woman. "Alpha, Gamma and Delta" are three naked, stoned-looking -"robots" programmed for pleasure. The attractive trio are sexual Power Rangers who have "ON/OFF" buttons behind their ears - how he managed to create robots with tan lines is never explained ... "Imagine, all the sex with the wildest cunts in the world! It’s fantastic!" gushes Jim. "Make love!" commands Paul and the She-bots put on a sexhibition exploring each others' nooks and crannies. After that the happy humpers spend the entire film’s running time test-driving the gals. They could suck a monkey through a garden hose: "They almost pulled by balls off!" marvels heir creator. Jim somersaults into bed with the statuesque Delta (CHERI ROSTAND). "I was created for your pleasure. Come, let me take your cock in my mouth," she deadpans. While Delta is giving Jim’s johnson a shoe shine, Paul gives the other two an oil change. Later they compare notes. "They can’t get pregnant! This may just wipe out real women altogether!" Other carnal exploits include the sexpots being chained up and flogged. "Just beat ’em. They like it!" After a marathon orgy, the guys are sucked dry. "Stop!" commands Paul. But the slaves revolt. Their "OFF" button won’t work! "We will fuck you always," the girls chant. Bloodcurdling screams ring out... There’s a moral in here somewhere. But damned if I know what it is...
Viewers who follow Mix will likely enjoy their appearance in this particular setup. Viewers who enjoy titles with this kind of focus may appreciate how clearly the themes are defined and how steady the pacing remains.
