Keeping Time

About This Movie

Keeping Time is one of those curious entries from the early '90s that captures a certain rawness in its approach to adult cinema. The energy is palpable as Cougar Cash plays the houseman with a knack for rounding up young men for his boss, Wes Daniels. The film doesn’t shy away from its themes of anonymous encounters and the fleeting nature of desire, which is reflected in its pacing—everything moves fast, almost like a breathless chase. The practical effects might not be groundbreaking, but there's a certain charm to the unpolished performances that give it an authentic feel. It's definitely an artifact of its time, a snapshot of a particular fantasy culture that collectors might appreciate for its unvarnished take on desire and intimacy.

Keeping Time is a somewhat scarce title in collector circles, often overshadowed by more mainstream adult films from the same era. It's available on VHS and some obscure DVD releases, which adds to its collectibility. The film's unique narrative style and emphasis on unfiltered relationships have drawn attention from those interested in the culture of early '90s adult films. Its availability in various formats makes it a fascinating piece for any archive focusing on that period.