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Comedy Cult Classic

A lecherous photographer's boudoir turns chaotic when his models and a trio of dominatrixes take charge.

LOVE FEAST

Pleasure parties like there's no tomorrow!

1969 · 1h 3m · X · Comedy · IMDB TMDB

Mr. Murphy, a cross-dressing erotic photographer, who lures models to his house on the pretense of legitimate modelling work, and then busies himself bedding them. After a while, his bedroom has gotten pretty crowded and he’s exhausted, so he snags a taxi cab driver to help out.

Quick Answer

What is Love Feast about?

Love Feast is a 1969 American comedy film directed by Joseph F. Robertson about a cross-dressing photographer who lures models to his home under the guise of work, only to find himself overwhelmed by his own escapades and subjected to the whims of domineering women.

Programmer's Pick

When Ed Wood shows up as a cross-dressing photographer, you know subtlety is out the window. Love Feast is a gleeful parade of softcore shenanigans, where the only thing thinner than the plot is the wardrobe.

— SassyFlix Programmer

Overview

Love Feast sets its comedic sights on Mr. Murphy, a photographer with a penchant for luring unsuspecting models to his home on the pretense of legitimate work, only to fill his bedroom with willing participants in his escapades. As his conquests pile up and exhaustion sets in, Murphy enlists the help of a taxi driver to keep up with the demand. The tables turn when three assertive women arrive, taking control and compelling Murphy to don women's clothes and become the subject of their desires. With themes of cross-dressing, domination, and erotic farce, the film delivers a cheeky, softcore romp that lampoons sexual power dynamics and the 1960s underground scene.

Details & Specs

Director
Joseph F. Robertson
Writers
Edward D. Wood Jr., Joseph F. Robertson
Release
1969
Runtime
1h 3m
Country
United States of America
Language
English
Genres
Comedy
Also Known As
Pretty Models All in a Row, The Photographer, Original title: Love Feast

Why Cult

Ed Wood On Screen

Edward D. Wood Jr. himself appears as Mr. Murphy, adding a meta layer to the film’s already bizarre proceedings.

Cross-Dressing Comedy

The film leans into its protagonist’s penchant for cross-dressing, making gender-play part of the comedic chaos.

Dominatrix Trio

A trio of domineering women arrive to turn the tables, forcing the photographer into a new and submissive role.

Sixties Softcore Vibe

Packed with nudity, fetish play, and sex comedy, the film is a time capsule of late-'60s erotic underground cinema.

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Questions from the Vault

When was Love Feast released? +

Love Feast was released in 1969.

Who directed Love Feast? +

Love Feast was directed by Joseph F. Robertson.

How long is Love Feast? +

Love Feast has a runtime of 63 minutes.

What genre is Love Feast? +

Love Feast is a comedy film.

Where can I watch Love Feast? +

You can watch Love Feast on SassyFlix.

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