Drilled Deep

About This Movie

So 'Drilled Deep' is one of those films from the 70s that leans heavily into the more free-spirited vibes of its time, focusing on a love triangle that’s more about physical connections than emotional ones. The pacing feels a bit languid, reflective of an era where the journey was sometimes more important than the destination. The performances, especially from Dakota, the handyman, bring a casual authenticity that feels almost voyeuristic. The practical effects are minimal, but the raw intensity of the scenes hits hard, a characteristic of many films from this period. There’s a certain unapologetic nature to it that makes it stand out in the landscape of adult cinema. It’s an interesting snapshot of 70s sexuality and the exploration of relationships.

This film has had limited exposure in the collector's market, with few original prints available. It encapsulates a specific aesthetic and attitude of the early adult film genre. Interest among collectors tends to focus on its representation of personal relationships during a transformative time in cinema, making it a curious piece for those delving into the era's underground film scene.