The Weirdos and the Oddballs

1971
1h 3m

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Loopy Zora and her mopey kvetch husband Sasha are a couple of middle-aged deviates who are desperate for kicks. The pair place an ad in "The Village Voice" claiming to be certified sex thera... Read allLoopy Zora and her mopey kvetch husband Sasha are a couple of middle-aged deviates who are desperate for kicks. The pair place an ad in "The Village Voice" claiming to be certified sex therapists and proceed to get it on with the oddball clients who show up at their home seeking ... Read allLoopy Zora and her mopey kvetch husband Sasha are a couple of middle-aged deviates who are desperate for kicks. The pair place an ad in "The Village Voice" claiming to be certified sex therapists and proceed to get it on with the oddball clients who show up at their home seeking treatment for their sexual problems.

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5.4/10

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Helen Wood

Zora
(as Dolly Sharp)

Fred J. Lincoln

Sasha
(as Fred Zots)

Jutta David

Florence
(as Gerta Demerung)

Harry Reems

David
(as Peter Long)

Betty Colman

Hippie Couple
(as Betty Bombed)

Sammy Martin

Hippie Couple
(as Sam Spaced)

Director
- Eduardo Cemano
Writer
- Eduardo Cemano
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Poorly made porno quickie

Typical of early '70s One-Day Wonders, WEIRDOS AND THE ODDBALLS is structured as a silly case history film, about a pair of phony sexologists in Greenwich Village.

Dolly Sharp and Fred J. Lincoln star, as they did in director Eduardo Cemano's LADY ZAZU'S DAUGHTER, a slightly better and certainly funnier movie. They prey on unsuspecting clients, notably the ultra-buxom Jutta David, as well as a hippie couple.

The mechanical sex footage is routine, except for a moment of mock-bestiality as Dolly rubs her pet doggie against her private parts briefly. David is certainly a treat, with her breasts and nipples well-displayed by the director/cinematographer.