Four More Than Money

About This Movie

Four More Than Money presents a curious slice of 70s cinema. Joe Markham, as Phil Andros, navigates this layered narrative adapted from Samuel Steward's $TUD, capturing a gritty yet reflective tone. The pacing can feel a bit deliberate at times, allowing for moments of introspection that really drive home the film’s exploration of desire and identity. It's not flashy, but there's a rawness to the performances, especially Markham’s, that pulls you in. The practical effects are minimal but serve the story's needs without overshadowing the character development. This film is distinctive in its willingness to tackle themes often shied away from, making it an interesting piece for anyone interested in the more avant-garde side of the era.

Four More Than Money hasn’t seen a wealth of releases, making original prints somewhat scarce. The film’s unique themes and the raw performances offer a different flavor from the mainstream offerings of its time, which draws the attention of niche collectors. Interest in this title remains consistent due to its intriguing backstory and the cult following of its source material. Vinyl, VHS, and any limited DVD editions have been collected, though none seem to have gained significant traction on the market, which keeps this film under the radar yet still appreciated among discerning collectors.