Love in Reverse

About This Movie

Love in Reverse is one of those curious films from the late '80s that seems to defy categorization. The chemistry between Angela Baron and Robert Bullock is playful, yet their comedic misadventures often feel like a loosely stitched quilt of absurdity. You can tell the budget was tight, but they make it work with some charmingly practical effects and a whimsical tone that keeps you guessing. The pacing is a bit uneven, but it fits the overall vibe of a couple trying to navigate through their ridiculous predicaments. It has this quirky appeal that sticks with you, even if it’s not for everyone.

This film has had a few format releases, but it's not the most commonly found title, which adds to its allure for collectors. Its scarcity means many enthusiasts are on the lookout for a decent copy, as it often gets overshadowed by bigger releases from the same era. The oddball charm and offbeat performances make it a nostalgic piece for those who appreciate the eccentric side of late '80s cinema.