Flip Chicks

About This Movie

So, 'Flip Chicks' from 1973 is this wild little romp about three roommates who are really down on their luck when it comes to rent. Instead of the usual hustle, they decide to dive headfirst into making their own adult film, which is where the fun begins. The vibe is all over the place, with that groovy, free-spirited feel typical of the era, complete with an authentic touch of the counterculture movement. They bring in Georgina Spelvin, who adds her own unique flair to the project. The pacing can be a bit chaotic, but that's part of its charm. It’s an interesting glimpse into the DIY spirit of the early '70s, exploring themes of sexuality, friendship, and the lengths people go to for a little cash. Not your typical adult film, that’s for sure.

'Flip Chicks' has seen various home video releases over the decades, but the scarcity of authentic prints makes it a curious piece for collectors. It's not particularly mainstream, so finding it outside of niche circles can be a challenge. Interest seems to have peaked in recent years as retro enthusiasts dig into the quirks of the adult film scene from the '70s, making it a notable entry for those focused on the evolution of indie filmmaking.