Time travel goes X-rated as Homer stumbles through history’s wildest boudoirs.
A CLOCKWORK BLUE
A Kaleidoscope of Dazzling Historic Trysts
Hapless researcher Homer travels through time, jumping through the erotic history of civilization. From George Washington to Marie Antoinette,
A Clockwork Blue is a 1972 American comedy-fantasy film directed by Eric Jeffery Haims about a hapless researcher named Homer who obtains a magical watch that lets him time travel through the erotic history of civilization, meeting notorious historical figures along the way.
The SassyFlix Take
Proof that history class is much more entertaining after midnight.
Why Cult
Meet everyone from Caesar to Marie Antoinette as Homer’s magical watch turns world history into an adult costume party.
With an X rating and a lineup of simulated and group sex, the film gleefully leans into the outrageous side of 1970s sexploitation.
From a black man in heaven watching on a watermelon TV to time-hopping through ancient Greece and the American Revolution, expect the unexpected.
Expect miniskirts, wigs, and candelabras as Homer stumbles into raucous encounters with iconic figures in every era’s wildest attire.
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What is A Clockwork Blue about? +
A Clockwork Blue follows Homer, a bumbling researcher who acquires a magical watch and time-travels through an erotic version of history, meeting figures like Caesar and Marie Antoinette.
When was A Clockwork Blue released? +
A Clockwork Blue was released in 1972.
Who directed A Clockwork Blue? +
A Clockwork Blue was directed by Eric Jeffery Haims.
How long is A Clockwork Blue? +
A Clockwork Blue has a runtime of 86 minutes.
What genre is A Clockwork Blue? +
A Clockwork Blue is a comedy and fantasy film with strong sexploitation elements.
Where can I watch A Clockwork Blue? +
A Clockwork Blue is available to watch on SassyFlix.