Family Affair

About This Movie

Family Affair (1983) is an unusual entry in the comedy genre that delves into some pretty controversial territory. You’ve got this married couple who decide to shake things up by inviting another couple over for a night of swinging. The mood shifts as their daughter stumbles into the scene, leading to some awkward yet fascinating moments. It’s a mix of humor and taboo, and the performances, while not exactly Oscar material, have a certain charm that makes it memorable in a quirky way. The pacing feels like a slow burn, but it builds up to some absurd highs that are definitely worth a chuckle, particularly if you appreciate the bizarre side of 80s cinema.

Family Affair has a bit of a niche standing among collectors, mostly due to its controversial themes and the limited availability of formats. It hasn't seen many re-releases, making original VHS copies somewhat sought after, especially for those who appreciate the more offbeat comedies of the era. There's a certain appeal in its absurdity, which can draw in those looking for unique additions to their collection.