Nasty As She Wants To Be

About This Movie

Nasty As She Wants To Be is one of those curiosities from the early '90s that really captures a certain downtown vibe. The film leans heavily into the absurdity of dating, particularly the awkwardness and unpredictability of blind dates. It's got this raw, almost improvisational feel, with performances that oscillate between awkward charm and genuine humor. The pacing is erratic but in a way that mirrors the chaotic experiences of the protagonist, who confronts various 'nasty' scenarios. It's distinctive not just for its themes but also for its candid take on relationships, making it a bit of an underground gem in the realm of romantic comedies—or comedies of errors, depending on how you view it.

This film has seen a limited release on VHS and was fairly obscure upon its debut, making it a bit of a hidden gem for collectors. Its scarcity in physical formats, especially in good condition, has made it an interesting piece for those interested in the quirkier side of '90s cinema. The film’s unique take on dating tropes resonates with a niche audience, and finding it on older media formats can be a rewarding hunt for dedicated collectors.