Crazy Hotel

About This Movie

Crazy Hotel is a peculiar slice of 1970s comedy that offers a chaotic romp through mischief and seduction. The film captures a kind of carefree spirit, with Barbara Moose and Carole Gire leading a madcap adventure that takes them from hitchhiking to havoc-wreaking in a small hotel. The pacing is all over the place, which adds to its charm, as they charm and confound everyone they encounter, including the hapless baker’s boy. The performances have this playful, almost naive quality, embodying the era's whimsical humor. What stands out is its unabashed celebration of youthful rebellion and sexual freedom, wrapped in a light-hearted tone that feels almost surreal at times. This is a hidden gem that certainly reflects the quirks of its time.

Crazy Hotel has been somewhat elusive in terms of availability, often popping up in obscure collections or as a rare VHS find. The film has sparked interest among niche collectors who appreciate its unique blend of comedy and its place in 70s cinema. Formats are limited, with few DVDs circulating, making it a curious addition for those who enjoy oddball comedies from that era.