Film Review: "Erotic Point of View" (1973)

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A blocked author of sex books tries to get inspiration by observing various sex acts, some of which involve his blind secretary.

This film is as good as the scant plot description makes it sound. Another exercise in ineptitude, it commits a cardinal sin that many adult films commit- it is so boring. I found myself checking my phone instead of watching cast members try to improvise dialogue or watch some very cringey and uncomfortable sex scenes. There is no eroticism here, and I felt bad for everyone involved and hoped they went on to lead productive lives thinking this would never see the light of day.

How bad is "Erotic Point of View"? I've decided this might be the last adult film I'll seek out to review. I might see one from time to time, I've had a John Holmes project brewing in the back of my mind for years now, but yeah, that's all folks.

Stats:
(1973) 60 min. (1/10) out of five stars
-No Writer, Director, or Cast Credited
-(X)- Some sexual violence, profanity, strong nudity, explicit sexual content, strong sexual references, strong adult situations, alcohol use, tobacco use
-Media Viewed: DVD