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Bulls Market is a quirky little comedy from 1970 that dances on the edges of absurdity. The plot revolves around two struggling businessmen, Tom and Ben, who stumble upon Sheila’s outrageous proposal to spice up shareholder dividends with physical favors. The film captures a laid-back, almost surreal atmosphere, with a tone that flirts with irreverence while somehow maintaining a light-hearted charm. Performances are filled with a certain naïveté, contributing to the overall sense of whimsy. It's not just about the outrageous premise but also the way it critiques corporate greed in a bizarre, comedic lens. Definitely a unique piece from its era, it stands out among other comedies of the time for its audacity and playful satire.
Bulls Market has had limited availability over the years, making it a somewhat scarce find for collectors. Its unique premise and offbeat humor have garnered a niche following, with interest particularly from those who appreciate 1970s cult comedies. The film exists in a few formats, but original prints or early VHS editions are harder to come by, which adds to its appeal within collector circles.
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